School of Studies in Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archaeology (AIHCA) M.A. AIHCA M.Phil.

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1 Faculty of Arts School of Studies in Library & Information Sciences B.Lib.I.Sc. M.Lib.I.Sc. Centre for Journalism and Mass Communication Master in Journalism & Mass Communication (MJMC) School of Studies in Language M.A. Hindi, English, Sanskrit, French Diploma in English, French Certificate in English, French M.Phil. in English Hindi, Sanskrit School of Studies in Jyotirvigyan M.A. Jyotirvigyan Faculty of Social Sciences School of Studies in Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archaeology (AIHCA) M.A. AIHCA M.Phil. Regional Study Centre for Culture and Heritage M.A. History M. Phil. School of Studies in Economics M.A. Economics MBA (Business Economics) M.Phil. School of Studies in Political Science and Public Administration M.A. Political Science M.A. Public Administration M.A. Psychology MBA Human Resource Development MBA Financial Administration P.G. Diploma in Retail Management P.G. Diploma in Financial Administration P.G. Diploma in Marketing Management : Advertising and Sales Administration M.Phil. Political Science M.Phil. Public Administration Faculty of Education School of Studies in Life Long Education Extension and Social Work M.A. Extension Education and Social Work M.A. Education M.Phil. Education M.Phil. Sociology 1

2 Faculty of Physical Sciences School of Studies in Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry M.Phil. School of Studies in Environmental Chemistry M.Sc. Environmental Chemistry M.Sc. Instrumentation & Commercial Methods of Analysis M.Sc. Pharmacuitical Chemistry School of Studies in Chemicals Sales and Marketing Management MBA in Chemicals, Sales & Marketing Management M. Sc. - Industrial Chemistry School of Studies in Earth Science M.Sc. Geology M.Sc. Remote Sensing and GIS School of Studies in Mathematics and Allied Sciences M.Sc. Mathematics M.Sc. Computer Science M.Phil. School of Studies in Physics M.Sc. Physics M.Phil. Faculty of Engineering Sciences School of Studies in Electronics M.Sc. Electronics M.Sc. Computer Science School of Studies in Computer Science and Application Master of Computer Application (MCA) M.B.A. e-commerce P.G.D.C.A. B.C.A. M.Phil. Faculty of Life Sciences School of Studies in Botany M.Sc. Botany M.Phil. School of Studies in Microbiology M.Sc. Microbiology School of Studies in Biochemistry M.Sc. Biochemistry 2

3 School of Studies in Zoology M.Sc. Zoology M.Phil. Centre for Genomics M.Sc. Molecular and Human Genetics PGD in Forensic Science School of Studies in Neuroscience M.Sc. Neuroscience Indira Gandhi Academy of Environmental Education Research and Ecoplanning M.Sc. Environmental Sciences M.Phil. Faculty of Commerce School of Studies in Commerce M.Com M.Phil. Commerce Faculty of Management School of Studies in Management MBA (Full Time) MBA (Part Time) BM-MAM BBA Centre for Hospital Administration MBA (Hospital Administration) School of Studies in Tourism and Travel Management MBA (Tourism Administration) M.B.A. (Heritage Tourism Management) Bachelor in Tourism Administration (BTM) Bachelor of Hotel Management & Catering Technology (BHM&CT) Faculty of Engineering School of Studies in Engineering B.E. Electronics Engineering B.E. Chemical Engineering B.E. Computer Science Engineering 3

4 Faculty of Law School of Studies in Law B.A.LL.B. (Five year integrated Course) LL.M. Faculty of Technology School of Studies in Pharmaceutical Science Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma) School of Studies in Biomedical Technology M.Sc. Biomedical Technology School of Studies in Biotechnology M.Sc. Biotechnology Centre for Studies in Food Technology M.Sc. in Food Technology Faculty of Physical Education School of Studies in Physical Education Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.) Centre for Yogic Sciences P.G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy School of Studies in Distance Education M.Phil. Studies 4

5 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE Programme/s Offered: Bachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lib.I.Sc.) Master of Library and Information Science (M.Lib.I.Sc.) Ph.D. Profile of the Department: School of Studies in Library and Information Science was established in the University in 1984 to impart quality education and modern skills in the field to the students of the region leading to Bachelor's Degree in Library and Information Science and Master Degree in Library and Information Science. The Department is extensively engaged in teaching, research and career guidance too. The majority of the pass outs from the department have occupied good positions throughout the country. In the new millennium, the department is planning to establish a highly efficient computerized information system in the University. This job oriented course has been modernized with use of the latest equipment in teaching and training at degree, post graduate and research level. B. Lib. Information Science (One year : Two Semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. Available seats : Open = 20 Payment = 15 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : Contect Person : Dr. J.N. Gautam Professor (O), (R) Visiting Faculty : Course Structure : On the basis of merit in index based qualifying examination. The highest marks obtained either at Graduate or Post Graduate level will be considered for the purpose of admission., but the candidate must have 50 % marks at graduate level. Dr. Hemant Sharma Professor & Head (O), (R) Cell : Dr. R.G. Garg Associate Professor (O); (R) As per requirement learned and experienced visiting faculties are invited. SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Foundation of Library amd Information Science Management of Library and Information Centers Knowledge Organization and Processing (Theory) Knowledge Organization and Processing (Classification Practical) CC Revised 6 th Ed. and DDC-19 th Ed. Knowledge Organization and Processing (Cataloguing Practical) CCC 5 th Ed & AACR -2 Documentation and Information Retrieval Information Technology : Basic References Services and sources of Information M. Lib. Information Science (One year / Two Semesters) B.Lib.I.Sc. with 50% marks. Available seats : Open = 20 Payment = 15 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in index based qualifying examination B.Lib.I.Sc. 5

6 Visiting Faculty : Course Structure : As per requirement learned and experienced visiting faculties are invited SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Universe of Subjects and Research Methodology Advanced Library Organization and Management (Academic Library System) Information Processing Retrieval System Knowledge organization and processing (Practical) UDC and AACR-II Information Communication and Society Information Sources, System and Programmes Information Technology : Applications Information Institution, Products and Services Fees for the Courses : Course I Semester II Semester B.Lib. & I. Sc. Rs Rs M.Lib. & I. Sc. Rs Rs Ph.D. - - Payment Seat: Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 6

7 CENTRE FOR JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION Programme/s Offered: Master in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) (Two year / Four semesters) Profile of the Course: In the present age of communication and information revaluation, there has been a vital information explosion all over the world. In this situation mass media have a crucial role of play. This university has started MJMC course to create better understanding of the role of mass media in the society and to produce highly trained professionals for mass media organization, such as, news paper, news agency, Akashvani, Doordarshan, Public relation department and advertising agencies. This course has been started from the session The centre has successful placement record. Currently our students are working in various news papers and TV channels. Graduation with 50% marks. Available seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in index based qualifying examination. Mode of Instruction : English / Hindi Contact Person : Course Structure : Dr. Ram Gopal Garg, Coordinator Phone , cell: SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Introduction to communication Foundation of Jurnalism Writing for Media Media Law & Ethics Advance reporting Editing and Presentation Television Journalism Public Relation, Advertising & Media Management Job oriented Projects SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 Development Communication Specialised Reporting Radio Journalism Communication research Job oriented Projects Polity, Society, Economy & Ideology Cyber Journalism Optional paper : Economic journalism or Art and Culture journalism Dissertation Press Tour : Every candidate shall have to participate in a tour to national/regional media organisations and advertising agencies once in the duration of the course. The expences incurred on this tour have to be born by the students. Fees for the Courses : Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester Open Seats - MJMC Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 7

8 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN LANGUAGES Programme/s Offered: M.A. English Diploma in English Certificate in English M.A. Sanskrit M.A. French Diploma in French Certificate in French M.A. Hindi M.Phil. Sanskrit / Hindi / English Duration : M.A. M.Phil. Diploma and certificate (Part time evening classes 5.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m.) Seats Available : Two years One year Six months Subjects M.A. M.Phil. Diploma Certificates NRI Seats Open Seats Open Seats Payment Subjects Open Seats Subjects Open Seats English English 10 English 15 Hindi French 10 French 40 French Sanskrit M.A. - Bachelor's degree with 50% marks. M.A. French - Bachelor's degree with 50% marks and diploma in French. M.Phil. Sanskrit - M.A. Sanskrit / Acharya / equivalent examination with 55% marks. M.Phil. Hindi / English - M.A. Hindi / English or equivalent examination with 55% marks. 2 in each course Diploma Courses : Certificate Courses : The candidate must have passed XII examination from a recognized board. Only those candidates shall be eligible to get admission to Diploma in English or French courses who have successfully completed the Certificate in English or French, respectively from Jiwaji University, Gwalior. For Diploma in Sanskrit, the candidate must have successfully completed one month Certificate in "Sanskrit Sambhashana". The candidate must have Passed class XII (Higher Secondary Certificate Examination). Note: Since it's a part time course for improving proficiency in languages, therefore, candidate can join Certificate Course while perusing regular studies in any institution in Gwalior or doing a regular service but the time of their regular studies/service should not clash with the time of these courses. The candidates who are doing regular service shall also be eligible to join these courses but such candidates will have to produce a No Objection Certificate from their respective offices. Mode of Selection : Contact Person : On the basis of merit in index based on the qualifying examination. Prof. Umesh Holani, Coordinator Ph M.A. Sanskrit : I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester osfnd Òk"kk,oa lkfgr; Òkx&1 lkfgr; 'kkl= O;kdj.k,oa fucu/k dko; lzks=,oa 'krd dko; osfnd Òk"kk,oa lkfgr; Òkx&2 ukv; 'kkl=,oa ukvd dko;,oa ukvd x ] peiw rfkk,sfrgkfld dko; Òkjrh; n kzu Òkx&1 dko; 'kkl= dko; vokzphu lald`r lkfgr; Òkjrh; n kzu Òkx&2 Òk"kk fokku ukvd,oa ukv; 'kkl=,sfrgkfld dko;,oa ukvd 8

9 Course Structure : Certificate in French Translation and Grammer Comprehension and communication skill Viva-voce Diploma in French Translation and Grammar Comprehension and communication skill Viva-voce M.A. French : I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester History of French literature from its origin up to 17 th century History of French literature : 18 th & 19 th centuries Drama Drama Presentation of different methodologies of teaching as a foreign language Novel and Poetry Novel and Poetry Introduction to Francophone literature Practical advanced translation Initiation to linguistics and phonetics History of French Study of literary schools literature : 20 th centuries or movements Contemporary French culture and civilization An essay in French on general literary topic Study of Francophone literature Viva-voce M.A. English : I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Literature in English Literature in English Study of Genre : ( ) Part I ( ) Part I Fiction (Part I) Literature in English Literature in English Study of Genre : ( )Part II ( ) Part Fiction (Part II) II Literature in English Literature in English Critical theory Part ( ) Part I ( ) Part I I Literature in English ( ) Part II Literature in English ( ) Part II Critical theory Part II Special study of Shakes-peare Part I (Group I) Special study of Shakes-eare (Part II) (Group I) American literature American literature (Part I) (Group II) (Part II) (Group II) Indian writers in English (Part I) (Group III) Linguistic & stylistics Part I (Group IV) Indian writers in English (Part II) (Group III) Linguistic & stylistics Part I (Group IV) Certificate in English : Diploma I Semester Grammar and Vocabulary Phonetics, Translation, Composition & Comprehension Reading Diploma II Semester Applied Grammar and Vocabulary Phonetics, Transcription & advanced Composition Viva-Voce 9

10 M.Phil. Sanskrit / Hindi / English : M.A.Sanskrit / Hindi / English with 55% marks. Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Fees for the Courses : Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs Diploma Rs at the time of admission Certificate Rs at the time of admission M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs. 9000/- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 10

11 SCHOOL OF STUIES IN JYOTIRVIGYAN Programme/s Offered: M.A. (Two years / Four semesters) Jyotirvigyan is one of the main subjects of our traditional and classical knowledge. This is the discipline in which the events happening in human life and in the universe on time scales are studied. The distinguishing feature of this subject is that it makes us familiar with time, its nature and feature and its effects on human life and other events and that way it helps us to manage and make optimal utilization of time. It is a common feature that despite of best methods adopted for estimation, the events happen in different way and add to worries, tensions and frustration in life. Here Jyotirvigyan can help to see the unforeseen, it being the subject dealing with the time. The course in Jyotirvigyan will impart the knowlede of this subject to the people and will add a new dimension for research in the fields of Hindu- Mathematics, Vastushastra, Meteorological studies, Agriculture Science, Space Science, etc. M.A. Jyotirvigyan : (Two year / Four semester) Contact Person : Prof. A.K. Sharma, Coordinator Phone : Total Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 05 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. or any other graduate with 50% marks. On the basis of merit in index based on the qualifing examination. SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 Siddhanta Jyotirganita Jyotirganita Part I Jyotirganita Part II Universe & Astronomy Phalit I Phalit II History of Jyotish Hora(Phalit) Part-III Samhita Jyotish Computer Science Samhita Vigyan Optional Arvachin Jyotirvigyanam I Arvachin Jyotirvigyanam II Vastu Optional Optional Papers : Medical, Commercial, Gems, Adhyatma, Rain and Metereological Astrology, Palmistry, Samudrika Fees for the Courses : Course I Sem. II Sem. III Sem. IV Sem. Open Seats - M.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 11

12 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY, CULTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Programmes/ Offered: M.A. in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology (AIHCA) P.G. Diploma in Museology M.Phil. in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology (AIHCA) Ph.D. in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology (AICHA) M.A. Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology (Two years/four Semesters) Profile of the Course : The course is designed to impart a thorough knowledge of ancient history and archaeology of Indian subcontinent including the culture, institutions, antiquities, ideas and concepts through ages from Pre-historic period down roughly to thirteenth century A.D. It prepares students to qualify for the related jobs in University/Colleges/Archaeological Survey of India and State Departments of Archaeology. Graduation with 50% marks. Seat Available : M.A. (AIHCA) = 15 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Faculty : On the basis of merit in index based on the qualifying examination. Dr. S. K. Dwivedi, Professor and Head Cell : , Ph skdwivedi26@yahoo.in Prof. R.P. Pandey Prof. R.A. Sharma Prof. A.K.Singh Dr. Santidev Sisodia Course Structure : SEMESTER 1 History of India upto C.A.D. 650 History of India from C 650 to 1206 A.D. State in India Palaeography and Epigraphy SEMESTER III Prehistoric India Principles and methods of field Archaeology History of stupa and Rock cut Architecture SEMESTER II Historiography, concept and methods Social & Economic systems and institutions Religions and Philosophical Ideas Numismatics SEMESTER IV Proto-historic India Early Historical Archaeology Indian Temple Architecture History of Indian Sculptures and Paintings Indian Art and Iconography ( ) Post Graduate Diploma in Museology (One Year/Two Semesters) Profile of the Course : The course is intended to prepare students for jobs in Archaeology Museums of State/Central Government and Museums of others bodies. Graduation with 50% marks. Seat Available : Open = 10 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Faculty : On the basis of index based on the merit in qualifying examination. Dr. S. K. Dwivedi, Professor and Head (M) , Ph.: , (O) skdwivedi26@yahoo.in 12

13 Course Structure : SEMESTER I History and Philosophy of Museum Collection and Documentation Museum Management Indian Econography SEMESTER II Presentation, Interpretation and Communicatio Conservation, Preservation, Care and Handling of Museum Materials Indian paintings Textiles and Decorative Arts Tour Reports, Practical & Viva-voce M.Phil. in A.I.H.C.A. M.A. in AIHCA / Allied subjects with 55% marks. Seats Available : OPEN = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Contact Person: Prof. S.K. Dwivedi, Head (M) , Ph skdwivedi26@yahoo.in Course Structure : SEMESTER I Paper I Paper II SEMESTER II Paper III Dissertation Fees for the Courses : Research Method and Sources Optional (any one optional course from the syllabus, that may be in operation during the particular session) Optional ( any one optional course from the syllabus, excepting the above two above that may be in operation during a particular session ). Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs PG Dip. In Museology Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs

14 REGIONAL STUDY CENTRE FOR CULTURE AND HERITAGE Programme/s offered: 1. M.A. History : (Two Years / Four Semester) 2. M.Phil. : (One Year / Two Semester) M.A. History Eligibility : Graduation with with 50% marks. Available seats : Open = 30 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in index based on the qualifing examination. Contact Person : Prof. R.A. Sharma sharmara@rediffmail.com M.Phil. History M.A. History with 55% marks. Available seats : Open = 10 Payment = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Fees for the Courses : Open Seats Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs per semester additional to the fees for normal seat. 14

15 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ECONOMICS Programme Offered: M.A. M.Phil. M.B.A. Business Economics M.A. Economics: (Two year / Four semester) Profile of the Course: Post Graduate course in Economics is a Four Semester Course. The main objective of this course is to provide fundamental conceptual knowledge of Economics. After passing M.A Economics student can pursue research and make teaching as carrier. They may also be absorbed in Planning Commission, NSSO, RBI, Commercial Banks, Industries department, Cooperative department and various other economic/financial organisations etc. The student may also prepare for Indian Economic Services (IES). Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 25 Payment = 05 NRI = 04 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations Faculty : Course Structure : Semester I Micro Economic analysis I Macro Economic Public Economics Quantitative Techniques Dr. S.K. Shukla, Professor and Head Semester II Micro Economic analysis - II Monetary Economics and Banking Research Methods and Statistical Inference International Economics Semester III Economics of Growth and Development Environmental Economics One Optional paper from Group-A One Optional paper from Group-A (Other than chosen earlier) Semester IV Indian Economy Indian Foreign Trade and International Institutions Choose corresponding paper from Group B of the paper choosen from Group-A in III Semester Choose corresponding paper from Group B of the paper choosen from Group-A in III Semester Group A Opt. A 1 Industrial Economics I Opt. A 2 Industrial Relation and Labour Legislation I Group B Opt. B 1 Industrial Economics II Opt. B 2 Industrial Relation and Labour Legislation II Opt. A 3 Computer Application in Economics I Opt. B 3 Computer Application in Economics II Opt. A 4 Econometrics I Opt. A 5 Agriculture Economics Opt. B 4 Econometrics II Opt. B 5 Rural Development Note : The Students have to choose two subjects. They have to study two papers of those subjects from Group A in III Semester and Corresponding two paper of same subjects from Group B in IV Semester 15

16 M.Phil. Economics: M.A. Economics with 55% marks. Total Seats : Open = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Course Structure : SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Research Methodology Advances in Economic Theory Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy Dissertation Fees for the Courses: Course Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Open Seats - M.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: (M.A) Rs 7000/- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. MBA (Business Economics): (Two years / Four semesters) Profile of the Course: This course was started in 1995 by this school on self financing basis with the nomenclature as MBE. Later on in 2001 the nomenclature was changed to MBA ( Business Economics) in the light of UGC Guidelines. MBA (Business Economics) is basically management programme with more emphasis to Economics. In the present era of liberalisation, privatisation and globlisation there is urgent need of management professional who can take up challanging tasks of facing competition among different organisations in global business senario. The course make the student academically sound and professionally competent so that they can face the chalanges of modern business world in best possible manner. The student are given specialisation in two areas out of Financial Management, Marketing management & Human Resource Development. Mode of Selection : Merit in the entrance test followed by Group Discussion and Interview. Available Seats : Open = 30 Payment = 05 NRI = 05 Contact person : Course Structure : Graduation with 50% marks. Dr. Shantidev Sisodia, Coordinator jusisodia@gmail.com Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Management Process Marketing Management Business Policy and Strategic Management Business Statistics Human Resource Management Economics of Decision Making Business Legislations Financial Management Elective Paper 1 # Any one Group) Computer & Management Information System Quality Management Elective Paper 1 ## (Any one Group) Accounting for Managers Organisation Behaviour Elective Paper II Elective Paper II Managerial Economics Production Management Elective Paper III (Any one Group) Elective Paper III (Any one group) 16

17 Economics of Industries National Economics Elective Paper IV * Elective Paper IV * General Viva-Voce General Viva-Voce Training Report & Viva- Voce General Viva-Voce * Two Elective Papers from each of two selected areas of specialisation ELECTIVE GROUPS : Group (1) Financial Management Group (2) Marketing Management # Working Capital Management # Consumer Behaviour # Labour Laws # Management of Financial Service ## Business Tax Management ## Sales, Distribution and Retail Management ## Security Analysis & Portfolio Management Project Report & Viva- Voce General Viva-Voce Group (3) Human Resource Development # Advertising Management # Human Resource Development ## Strategic Marketing Management ## Management of Industrial Relations ## Organisation Change & Intervention Strategies The candidate has to select two optional group out of three. He has to study first two papers of these two group in III semester and remaining two papers of the same group in IV semester. Fees for the Courses: Course Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Open Seats - MBA (BE) Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: MBA (BE) Rs /- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 17

18 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Programme/s Offered: M.A. Political Science M.A. Psychology M.A. Public Administration (MPA) P.G. Diploma in Retail Management M.Phil. Political Science MBA Human Resource Development MBA Financial Administration Profile of the Department: P.G. Diploma in Financial Administration P.G. Diploma in Marketing Management : Advertising and Sales Administration M.Phil. Public Administration The School of studies in political Science & Public Administration started in the VII plan ( session) as centre for M.Phil. studies in Political Science. Since 1994 the school has been established as a centre of higher studies and research in Political Science and Public Administration and initiated programmes at P.G. level in Political Science and Public Administration. Political Science was started as a regular programme and Master of Arts in Public Administration (MPA) as a self supporting programme to generate resources and also to shape long term development of the school. The School also initiated to start a professional programmes i.e. Master in Financial Administration (Full Time Course), Master in HRD from the session (now MBA Programme) to facilitate students of social sciences to join and achieve professional degree. The School also feels its social responsibility of disseminating information and provides training on issues relating to the problems of our society national integration, Social and Segudegustoics. The School also believes that for a critical understanding of social science, social justics students would also need some exposure to areas like Political Economy, International Politics, Grassroot Politics and Human Rights. In the structuring of courses an attempt has therefore been made to include, ''hard core essentials'' of Political Science and Public Administration on one hand and the ''Inter-facial'' aspects of cognate disciplines with interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary approach one the other. Ph.D Faculty : Contract Faculty : Prof. A.P.S. Chouhan, Head Dr. S.S.Sikarwar M.A. Political Science : ( Two years / Four Semester) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Course Structure SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Political Philosophy I- origins of Political Thought and Theory Indian Politics I- Political Philosophy-II Modern Political Theory/Thought and Contemporary Ideologies Political Philosophy III- Modern Indian Political Thought Administrative Theory Indian Politics II- Social Indian Politics III State Human Rights 18

19 Institutions & Structures and Political Process Politics in India International Relations Indian Foreign Policy Gandhian political philosophy & action Public Administration: Ideas and Concepts Comparative Politics Optional Optional Research methodology M.A. Public Administration : ( Two years / Four Semester) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Theories & Principles of public Admn. Public personnel Admn. Elements of Financial Administration Constitutional system in India I Organization and Management Personnel Admn. in India Comparative and Dev. Admn. Constitutional system in India II Public Admn. in India Administrative Thought Social welfare Administration Optional Local Administration Development administration in Indian Perspective Methods & Tech. of Research and Statistics Optional Note : Optional papers to be taught in particular semester shall be notified at the beginning of the respective semester. M.A. Psychology : ( Two years / Four Semester) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Course Structure On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Cognitive process-i Cognitive process-ii Psychology of personality-i Research methods & statistics-i Research methods & statistics-ii Social psychology-i Psychology of personality-ii Social psychology-ii Psychopathology-I Psychopathology-II Educational psychology-i Educational psychology- II Life span development-i Life span development-ii Clinical psychology Optional MBA Financial Administration: (Full Time / Four Semester) Graduate with 50% marks in aggregate. Available Seats : Open = 30 Payment = 5 Mode of Selection : Merit in the entrance test followed by Group Discussion and Interview Contact Person : Prof. S. K. Singh, Coordinator 19

20 Course Structure : SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Fund. of Financial Admn. Business Communication Project Mngt. Appl. of Quantitative Techs. Fund. of financial Mngt. Mngt of Fin. Instt. in India Computer Appl. in Financial Admn. Financial Services Principals of Mngt. Business Environ. Research Methodology Working Capital Mngt. Basic & Mngt. A/c. ing Operation Research Banking Law &Practice Int. Mktg. Mngt. Business & Corporate Law Economic Analysis Organizational Behaviour Fundamental of Mktg. Mngt. Information System Project Viva-Voce Optional (Any One) A A- Security analysis & Portfolio Mngt., Financial Admn. In India, Advertising Mngt. B- International Financial Mngt., Fundamental & Retail Mngt., Marketing Services Strategic Mngt. Project Viva-Voce Optional (Any One) B MBA - Human Resource Development : (Two Years / Four Semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 30 Payment = 5 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure : Merit in the entrance test followed by Group Discussion and Interview Prof. S. K. Shukla, Coordinator SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Management function & behaviour Functional Mngt. Computer Appl. in HRD ISO-9000 Business communication Wages & Salaries Admn. Business & Corporate Law Organizational Behaviour Research Methods TQM Manpower policy & planing for public system HRD Industrial Welfare Public Relation Labour Laws Business Environment Mngt. Info. System Union Mngt. Relation Managing change in org. Operation Research Quantitative Techs. managers Project Viva-Voce Optional (Any One) A A- Stratigic Mngt.,Advertising Mngt., Enterprenurship Deveplopment B- Marketing Services, Fundamental of Retail Mngt., Counseling Skill for Managers Project Viva-Voce Optional (Any One) B P.G. Diploma in Marketing Management, Advertising & Sales Administration: One Year (Two Semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. This condition can be relaxed for sponsored candidates. Available Seats : Open = 15 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Contact Person : Prof. A.P.S. Chauhan, Coordinator 20

21 Course Structure : SEMESTER I Marketing Management Sales Management Business Communication Advertisement Management SEMESTER II International Marketing Rural Service Marketing Marketing research & consumer behaviour Viva-voce on Project Report P.G. Diploma in Retail Management: One Year (Two Semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 30 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Prof. A.P.S. Chauhan, Coordinator P.G. Diploma in Financial Administration: One Year (Two Semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 30 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Prof. A.P.S. Chauhan, Coordinator M. Phil. Political Science: One year / Two Semester M.A. Political Science / Public Administration / International Relation with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 15 Payment = 10 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : SEMESTER I Contemporary Political Theory Research Methodology On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. SEMESTER II Optional : 1. Contemporary International Politics 2. Political Sociology 3. Public Admn. M. Phil. Public Administration: One year / Two Semesters M.A. Public Administration/ International Relations/Political Science with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : SEMESTER I Administrative Theory Research Methodology and Statistics On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. SEMESTER II Optional Optional Optional Papers : Administrative system in India, Labour Welfare Administration, International Administration, Rural Development Administration, Urban Development Administration, Comparative Administration, Development Administration, and Human Resource Development. 21

22 Ph.D. - The emphasis on research in School is basically on Political Theory, Regional Problems, Political Economy, Administration, Development, Human Rights, Financial Administration, Issues Related to MP, Disaster Management, International Relations, & Problems of Gender, Child and the Marginalized and issues related to Central Asian Region. Fees for the Courses: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.A. Pol.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.A. Pub.Admn Rs Rs Rs Rs M.A. Psychology Rs Rs Rs Rs MBA (FA) Rs Rs Rs Rs MBA (HRD) Rs Rs Rs Rs PGDPM Rs Rs PGDMM Rs Rs PGDRM Rs Rs PGDFA Rs Rs Diploma in HR Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.A. Rs. 7000/-, MBA (FA, HRD) Rs /- and M.Phil Rs. 9000/- per semester additional to the fees for open seat. 22

23 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN LIFELONG EDUCATION EXTENSION AND SOCIAL WORK (An Institute of Advance Studies in Education) Courses Offered: M.A. Extension Education and Social Work (Two Years/Four Semester) M.A. Education (Two Years/Four Semester) M.Phil. Education and Sociology (One Years/Two Semester) Ph.D. (Education, Extension Education & Social Work) Profile of the SOS : Establishment : Established as Centre in 1984 for implementation of UGC Programmes from 1984 onwards, with hundred percent UGC grants, Programmes like Adult Education Center for Literacy Program, Population Education, Planning Forum, Each One- Teach One, Area Development Approach, Jan Shikshan Nilayam, Continuing Education and Self Financing Continuing Education Courses conducted. Elevated to a Department and in 10 th 5-year plan of UGC and then to School of Studies (Teaching Department) in Year 2000, as per UGC guidelines. Activities Undertaken : Teaching : Research Center : Extension Activities : Teachers Training : Future Perspective Later on since 2012, it has been upgraded as Institute of Advance Studies in Education (IASE). With the financial support from H.R.D and Rajya Shiksha Kendra, Govt. of M.P. Bhopal. Post Graduate programs are conducting in the subject of- extension education & Social Work, and Education and M. Phil Programmes in the subject of Education and Sociology. The Institute is a recognized research centre for Ph.d students in the subjects of Education, Extension Education, and Social Work. At present more than 50 students pursuing their Ph.D. work under the supervision of Faculty members. Institute organize various activities, Seminars, Workshops, Field Visits, Training programmes and Counseling For Community development, awareness about knowledge, improvement of skill and change in behavior of the students, teachers parents, community peoples different development agencies who are working in the field of community development of the nation. Under centrally sponsored scheme of teachers training of H.R.D., Govt. of India under the supervision of R.S.K, Govt. of M.P. Bhopal, this institute has been given the responsibility of teachers training, monitoring and educational research activities, besides other academic programs of teachers training colleges of Gwalior, Chatarpur including District Education Training Institute (DIET), Gwalior, Morena Bhind, Shivpuri, Datia, Ashoknagar, Guna, Sheopur, Chatrpur, Damoh, Panna, Sagar and Tikamgarh. 1. The institute will start B.Ed. and M.Ed. courses from coming session. 2. Community College : The institute has submitted a proposal to start community college under the UGC scheme. In this Scheme, Institute will start Advance Diploma course in Printing Technology and NGO Management from coming session. 23

24 Placements of the Students Different NGOs working in the field of community development, awareness, child and mother care, extension program, health and nutrition, environmental pollution and other social work activities. govt. hospitals, mental hospitals, agriculture college, training centre for human resources development, woman empowerment, social welfare department, human rights department, multinationals and limited companies. worker welfare department, labour welfare department, teaching department and other related govt. departments co-operative societies and rural development programs. Faculty : Prof. Ashok K. Sharma, Head Prof. Vivek Bapat Visiting faculty Dr. Archna Chaturvedi Mr. Ankur Shrivastav Ms. Premlata Ms. Dightee Mishra Dr. Pratibha Chaturvedi Dr. Rita Sharma Dr. Priyadarshini Gupta 1. M.A. Extension Education and Social Work : (Two Years/Four Semester) Objectives of the course To provide skilled/trained and sensitive manpower to the society, who can bring about a change in the society/community and to understand their rights and responsibilities too. By improving the quality of life through literacy, post literacy and skill oriented professional courses and short duration training. To focus on adolescent age group (male and female) and equip them with moral responsibility towards society, develop the sensitivity for disadvantaged group and to make their vision more clear about future plans. To provide an opportunity to students and community people to solve their personal (Socio economic and other related problems) by counseling/guidance, family and other problems by counseling/guiding and helping them in different ways. Graduate from any faculty with minimum 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : SEMESTER I On the basis of merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. SEMESTER II 101 Methods of Extension Education 201 Human Resource Development 102 Indian Society 202 Social Psychology 103 History and Philosophy of Social Work 203 Work with Individual & Families 104 Social Problems and legal Literacy 204 Community Health Education SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV 301 Labour Welfare and Industrial Relation 401 Social Welfare Administration 302 Research Methods in Social Work 402 Environmental Education 303 Work with Groups & Communities 403 Social Research Project or Block Placement for Field Work 304 Social Work Practice (Practical) Viva-Voce 404 Practical Viva-Voce 2. M.A. Education: (Two Years / Four Semester) B.Ed. or graduate with Education as one of the subjects with minimum 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in index, based on the qualifying examinations. 24

25 Course Structure : SEMESTER I SEMESTER II 101 Education Philosophy 201 History of Indian education 102 Advanced Education technology 202 Advanced Educational Technology 103 Sociological Foundation of education 203 Advanced Research methods and Statistics 104 Methods of Teaching 204 Extension Education SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV 301 Comparative Education 401 Educational, Guidance And Counseling 302 Population education 402 Computer Education 303 Advance Special education 403 Dissertation 304 Teaching Practice (Practical) 404 Viva-Voce 3. M.Phil. Education : (One Years / Two Semester) M.Ed. / M.A Education with minimum 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 10 Payment = 05 Sponsored = 03 Mode of Selection : Course Structure : SEMESTER I 101 Philosophical and sociological principles of education On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. SEMESTER II 201 Development and Recent Trends in Indian Education 102 Research methodology in Education 202 Dissertation & Viva-Voce 4. M.Phil. Sociology: (One Year / Two semesters) M.A. Sociology/Social work with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 10 Payment = 05 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Contact Person : Prof. Vivek Bapat Course structure : SEMESTER I SEMESTER II 101 Theoretical orientation in sociological analysis 201 Modernization and social change in India 102 Research methodology and statistics 202 Dissertation & Viva-Voce Fees I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.A. Extn. Edu. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.A. Education Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Social work students shall have to pay Rs. 1000/- directly to the institute/agency as charges for field work in Third Semester. Payment Seat: M.A. 7000/- & M.Phil. Rs. 9000/- in addition to the Fees for Open seat. In M.Phil. Education Rs. 10,000/- will be charged from sponsored candidates as additional fee. 25

26 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN CHEMISTRY Courses Offered: M.Sc. M. Phil. Ph.D. and D.Sc. Profile of the Department: The school of studies in Chemistry, Jiwaji University, Gwalior came into existence in 1971 as teaching and research centre. Over a period of time, it has acquired prestigious status at National level. Major areas of research carried out in this department includes, electro-analytical, environmental, organometallic, coordination, kinetics, water management, ion exchange chromatography, treatment of radioactive water, synthesis of chemotherapeutics, homogeneous catalysis and industrial chemistry. There have been a significant contributions in the frontier areas of chemical sciences by way of research publications in journals of repute. Various funding agencies is providing financial assistance. The department has been adopted by DST under its programme for improvement of science and technology (FIST). Facilities available : FTIR Spectrophotometer, Gas Chromatograph, Millipore water purifying system, UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, Potentiostat, Versastat II, D.C. Polarograph, Pulse Polarograph, Karl Fischer titrator, Cyclic Voltammeter, Handy Air Sampler, COD Digester, BOD incubator, High Volume sampler, Ion Selective Electrodes, ph meter, Conductivity-meter, Flame Photometer, Refractometer along with instruments for routine analysis, Electrophoresis, Photochemical Reactor, Placement : Students of the department have got placement in different Government & Private sectors in the areas of Research and Development, teaching, Pharmaceutical Industries, Fine Chemicals Industries, Food Chemists etc. Many students are pursuing advance degree at leading University across the globe in the areas of Chemistry. M. Sc. Chemistry ( Two years / Four Semesters) B.Sc. with Chemistry with 50% marks. Total Seats : Open = 40 Payment = 15 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Faculty : Prof. S.K. Shrivastava, Head Prof. K. Dwivedi Prof. Rajeev Jain Course Structure : First Semester Inorganic Chemistry - I Organic Chemistry - I Physical Chemistry - I Prof. D.D. Agarwal Prof. A.K. Halve Prof. Radha Tomar Prof. S.K. Gupta Group Theory & Spectroscopy I a) Mathematics for Chemists* b) Biology for Chemists** Practical Second Semester Inorganic Chemistry - II Physical Chemistry - II Spectroscopy II Computer for Chemists Practical Third Semester Applications of Spectroscopy (Inorganic Chemistry) Photo Chemistry Fourth Semester Applications of Spectroscopy ( Organic Chemistry) Solid State Chemistry 26

27 Biochemistry Elective Paper Elective Paper Practical Environmental Chemistry Elective Paper Elective Paper Practical Following are the elective papers for M.Sc. III & IV semester Course : Organotransition Metal Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Polymers Physical Organic Chemistry Organic Synthesis Electrochemistry Hetrocyclic Chemistry Medicinal Chemistry Chemistry of Natural Products M.Phil. Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry /Indus. Chem./Env. Chem./Pharma Chemistry/ICA/ Allied Subjects with 55% marks. Total Seats : Open = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Fees for the Courses : Course First Semester Second Semester Third Semester Fourth Semester Open Seats - M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat : M.Sc. Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 27

28 Courses Offered SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY M.Sc. Environmental Chemistry (in UGC Emerging Programme) M.Sc. Instrumentation and Commercial Methods of Industrial Analysis (MICA) M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Profile of the Department : M.Sc. Environmental Chemistry This course provides a unique focus for addressing some of today s most pressing environmental and chemical problems. The study of environment commenced in 1978 by scientists who were not trained as environmentalist but experts in allied fields. This course provides major challenges in determining nature, quantity and various reactions of specific pollutants in the environment. This leading M. Sc. Course delivers a core course, which provides interdisciplinary training in the following fields. Instrumental methods of chemical and pharmaceutical analysis Monitoring of various environmental problems Monitoring of different pollutants in the environment Control and treatment of different kinds of effluents Pharmacokinetics of pollutants ad their fate in the environment Environmental impact assessment (EIA) and Toxicology Environmental Laws and ISO Atmospheric and Pesticide Chemistry This course is providing first hand exposure of the highly sophisticated instruments like HPLC, GC, FT- IR, CVS, AAS, ASV etc to the students for timely and accurate analysis and to meet the growing global environmental problems being faced in the 21st century. This course is an exciting field which combines knowledge and expertise of many streams viz. analytical instrumentation, computers, electronics, biology, sociology, law and of course management and chemistry. Students are encouraged to take the lead in creating environmental awareness. The mission of this course is to provide students with the modern and comprehensive chemical education required to live and work in technologically advanced society. Our students are trained to hold key environmental positions in industry, commerce, consultancy, education and public services. This mission is fulfilled through a range of educational opportunities that allow students to learn, discover and explore the major chemical concepts that contribute to their lives and the lives of others around the world. The course, deploying both, internal staff and environmental practitioners, provides a comprehensive postgraduate training in the fundamental and applied aspects of the origin, behaviour and fate of chemical species in aquatic, atmosphere, terrestrial and biotic environmental media. The course is intended for students proficient in undergraduate chemistry who wish to specialize in environmental chemistry and apply their chemical education to the principles and practice of environmental and industrial control. PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Students of this course have got placement in R & D of pharmaceutical laboratories, in air, water and soil pollution laboratories, environmental monitoring and assessment, academic research, private consultancy, various pollution control boards, waste treatment in chemically related jobs in teaching or sales. Many students have pursued advance degree at leading university across the globe in the areas of environmental chemistry, chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry etc. Also many students are actively working in bioanalytical studies in various pharmaceutical industries and contract research organizations (CROs). M.Sc. in Instrumentation and Commercial Methods of Industrial Analysis (MICA) This course provides a broad base of scientific knowledge while learning chemical and instrumental analysis methods and systemization technologies. The present course has been designed to generate and channelize potential of manpower especially for quality control and R & D divisions of chemical 28

29 industries. The present course made systematic effort to train students who are going to look after the quality of products and to fulfill long felt need of quality, which is the most important component of any industry. The mission of this course is to educate graduate students to pursue postgraduate degree at one of the nation s best university for employment in industry, government, or academia with doctoral students learning how to function as independent researcher. The present Post-graduate course (MICA) offers excellent opportunities for career advancement and students can look forward for being absorbed in private / public sector / autonomous organizations. Placement Opportunities After completing two year Post Graduate course in Instrumentation and Commercial Methods of Industrial Analysis, most of the students got placement through campus in various quality assurance laboratories, pollution control laboratories, effluent treatment plants of various industries, R & D laboratories, Thermal Power Corporation, ONGC, Industries manufacturing paper, dyes, drug, glass, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, cement, polymer, food and food products, alloys, fertilizer, pesticides, soaps, detergents, paint, varnishes, enamels, fine chemicals etc. The students of the course are imparted three months practical training at the end of 4th semester, in some industries/institutes and are required to submit project report after training. M. Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry This course provides a broad base of scientific knowledge while learning chemical and instrumental analysis methods and systemization technologies. The present course has been designed to generate and channelize potential of manpower especially for quality control and R & D divisions of pharmaceutical industries. The present course systematically train the students who are going to look after the quality of pharmaceutical products and to fulfill long need of quality, which is the most important component of pharmaceutical industry. The mission of this course is to educate postgraduate students at one of the nation s best university for employment in industry, government, or academia with doctoral students learning how to function as independent researcher. The present Post-graduate course M. Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry offers excellent opportunities for career advancement and students could look forward for being absorbed in private / public sector / autonomous organizations. Contact Person : Prof. A.K.Halve, Coordinator Ph. : Dr. Nimisha Jadon, Asst. Professor Ph. : M. Sc. Environmental Chemistry (Two years / Four Semesters) B.Sc. with Chemistry as one of the subject or B.Sc. Instrumentation / Industrial Chemistry / Chemical Technology / Environmental Science with Chemistry with 50% mark. Total Seats : Open = 15 Payment = 05 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in entrance test conducted by the University. M. Sc. Instrumentation and Commercial Analysis (MICA) (Two years / Four Semesters) B.Sc. with Chemistry as one of the subject or B.Sc. Instrumentation / Industrial Chemistry / Chemical Technology / Environmental Science with Chemistry with 50% mark. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in entrance test conducted by the University. M. Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Two years / Four Semesters) B.Sc. with Chemistry as one of the subject or B.Sc. Instrumentation / Industrial Chemistry / Chemical Technology / Environmental Science with chemistry with 50% mark. Available Seats : Open = 15 Payment = 05 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in entrance test conducted by the University. 29

30 Course Structure I Semester (Env. Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry & MICA) EC/ICA -101 EC/ICA -102 EC/ICA -103 EC/ICA -104 Fundamentals of quantitative analysis & separation methods Stereochemistry &Thermo analytical methods Spectroanalytical methods of analysis I Electroanalytical methods of analysis I II Semester (Env. Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry & MICA) EC/ICA -201 EC/ICA -202 EC/ICA -203 EC/ICA -204 EC/ICA -105 Practical-I EC/ICA -205 Practical-I EC/ICA -106 Practical-II EC/ICA -206 Practical-II III Semester (Env. Chemistry) Environmental and pollution control Spectroanalytical methods of analysis II Computer in chemical analysis Elementary electronics in chemical instrumentation IV Semester (Env. Chemistry) EC-301 Industrial waste and water treatment EC-401 Atmospheric Chemistry EC-302 EC-303 Environmental toxicology & environmental impact assessment Energy and environmental geochemistry EC-402 EC Organic Pollutants EC-304 Environmental laws and management EC-306 Practical- II EC-305 Practical- I III Semester (MICA) Industrial Training Report and Viva-Voce IV Semester (MICA) ICA-301 Industrial analysis-i ICA-401 Industrial analysis III ICA-302 Total quality management & ISO ICA-402 Concepts of industrial management & Intellectual property rights ICA-303 Industrial analysis-ii ICA Industrial Training report & Viva Voce ICA-304 Adv. Instrumental methods of 406 chemical analysis ICA-305 ICA-306 Practical-I Practical-II III Semester (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) IV Semester (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) PC-301 Pharmaceutical Analysis PC -401 Basic Principles of Clinical Research PC -302 Principles of Pharmacology PC -303 Principles of Drug Development PC -403 PC -304 Adv. Instrumental Methods & -406 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology PC-305 PC-306 Practical-I Practical-II PC -402 Concepts of industrial management & Intellectual property rights Industrial Training report & Viva- Voce 30

31 Fees for the Courses: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.Sc. Env. Chem. Rs Rs Rs Rs MICA Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Sc. Pharma. Chem. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. - Rs /- additional to the fees for Open Seat Placement : 90% of the students of Environmental Chemistry have been placed in different public, private, R&D and quality control sectors of pharmaceutical and other companies. Achievements: The School of Studies in Environmental Chemistry had organized successfully the following activities in the last year. 1. National conference on Greener aspects of Electrochemistry. 2. Workshop on Classroom to corporate. 3. Alumni Meet Chalo Gwalior Industrial visit in Godrej limited, Malanpur. 31

32 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN CHEMICALS SALES AND MARKETING MANAGEMENT Courses Offered: MBA in Chemicals, Sales & Marketing Management M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry Studying at SOS in Chemicals, Sales & Marketing Management is intense, enjoyable and rewarding. You work with experts and simultaneously develop a professional attitude to become a 'specialists' in your field. There can be few places offering so many opportunities and experiences to be shared with so many like-minded people. Profile of the Department: With the aim of developing one of the best industrial chemistry research and management educational institute in the country, Department of Chemical Sales & Marketing Management has started two specialized job oriented courses. The chemical industry in India is on the threshold of a revolution that will make it a power to reckon with in the post WTO era. It has been growing at the rate of 12% p.a., which almost twice the rate of growth of GDP and therefore requirement of skilled manpower is also increased in the proportion. Two factors need to be emphasized namely the need to set up Research & Development Centers and increase in the marketing & exports sector. With the facts in hand, the department is offering innovative research oriented courses with the quality vision that can meet the requirement of knowledge based skilled manpower by chemical industries. The objective of the courses is to develop research and quality management aptitude in students with proper scientific & technical knowledge The Supervision System : One of the real strengths of the department system is the close individual support you receive from an expert in your field. As a graduate student in the department you are expected to work largely on your own initiative but this varies according to your area of work. Faculty completes a report on your progress at the end of each term. They will also help you to: clarify your ideas; keep your work on target for completion; ensure that you recognize and aim to meet the required standard. The overall objective is to develop a research-oriented attitude and generate a confidence level to handle the challenges of industry, as soon as you complete the course. MBA Chemicals, Sales and Marketing Management: Two year / Four Semester course (UGC Innovative Programme) The course was started in 1994 with a vision for developing scientifically trained marketing/quality management professional for Pharmaceuticals, Fine Chemical Industries & also for its fringes viz., Food, Cosmetics, Paints, Polymer, etc. Available Seats : Open = 40 Payment = 05 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : B.Sc. with Chemistry/Chemical Tech./Industrial Chemistry/Biochem/ B.Pharma with 50% marks. On the basis of the merit in entrance test conducted by the university. Contact Person : Prof. S. K. Srivastava (Co-ordinator) sksrivas12@ymail.com Course Structure: The course is subdivided in two specialization streams: Industrial Chemicals Marketing (Group-A) Pharmaceutical Marketing (Group-B) The management papers are compulsory and candidates have to give their choice for specialization in the beginning of the course. Semester- I Semester- II Management concept & Process Management Accounting Marketing Research & Analytical Techniques Marketing Management Financial Management Business Environment Elective Group A Elective Group B Elective Group A Elective Group B Analytical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Chemistry of Natural Products Medicinal Chemistry-I Pestiside Chemistry Biochemical s Unit operation Microbiology Paints & Pigments Anatomy & Physiology Polymer Science - I Pharmaceutics 32

33 Semester- III Marketing Management Organisational behavior Advertisement Management Sales & Distribution Management Human Resource Management Organisational behavior Human resource management and Planning Human Resource Development Production managemant Organisational behavior Production Management Operation Research Semester- IV Marketing Management Human Resource Management Production managemant Business law Business law Business law Business policy Wages and Material and strategic salary Management analysis administration International marketing Employment Relations Supply chain management Elective Group A Elective Group B Elective Group A Elective Group B Spectroscopy Spectroscopy Petrochemicals Oil & Soaps Medicinal Chemistry-III Polymer Science-II Medicinal Chemistry-II Industrial Chemicals Clinical Pathology Project and Viva Project and Viva Project and Viva Diagnostics Techniques Project work M. Sc. - Industrial Chemistry: Two year / Four Semester course The course has been designed and started in 2003 to develop trained manpower for Research and Development as well quality control laboratories of Pharmaceuticals and Fine Chemical industries. Students have good synthetic chemistry and analytical exposure in the laboratory. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 20 NRI = 05 B.Sc. with Chemistry/Chemical Tech./Industrial Chemistry/Biochem with 50% marks. Mode of Selection : Course Structure: On the basis of the merit in Index based on the qualifying examinations. This course is sub-divided into two specialization streams Fine chemicals (Group A) Pharmaceuticals(Group B) Semester- I Semester- II Analytical Chemistry Organic Chemistry I Chemistry of Natural Products Organic Chemistry-III Physical Chemistry Lab I & II Organic Chemistry II Lab I & II Fine Group A Pharma Group B Fine Group A Pharma Group B Paints & Pigments Biochemical s Polymer Science-I Medicinal Chemistry-I Semester- III Spectroscopy Unit Operations Lab. I & II Semester- IV IPR & Technology Management Advance Instrumentation Techniques Organic Chemistry IV Industrial Tranning & Project I & II Fine Group A Pharma Group B Fine Group A Pharma Group B Polymer Science-II Medicinal Chemistry-II Petrochemical, Oils & Soap Medicinal Chemistry-III Pesticide Chemistry Pharmaceutics Infrastructural Facilities SOS in chemicals, sales and marketing has developed its infra structural facilities by the fund generated through the course. It has got building constructed and classroom with state of art furniture, equipped laboratories, staff rooms, offices, library etc. has been furnished. 33

34 Teaching Methodology Class Room Teaching Group-Discussion Case Studies Marketing Surveys Management Games Industrial Training Mental Gym & Creative Development Exercise Summer training and Project Courses have compulsory industrial training as the integral part of curriculum so that at the end of the course students are familiar with working environment and technologies of related industries. Department has in-house cell to arrange the training for students. Instrumentation Department is equipped with advanced microprocessor based instruments & equipments viz; UV- Visible Spectro Photometer, Gas Chromatograph, Karl Fisher Titrater, Polarimeter, Nephlometer, Conductivity Meter, ph Meters, Refracto Meter, Tablet Hardness Tester, Friability Test Apparatus, Bulk Density Measurement, Dissolution Rate Apparatus, Pressure Reactor, Mettler single Pan Balance etc. Computing Computer lab is equipped with advanced computers and latest software that help in R&D, product designing, and database management system. Dedicated network with Internet facility is available to students. Library Library is equipped with large no of subject related books, case studies; periodicals, journals and other reference materials and is regularly revised for continuous up gradation. There are about 4000 books. Research Center Comprehensive range of facilities is available to support research. Our Department has a tradition of collaboration and sharing which has enabled both well-supported community facilities and sharing of resources located in-group research and teaching areas. Department has well equipped research laboratory to work on various aspects of industrial chemistry. Academic & Research Staff Eminent faculty and industrial experts conduct lectures. They provide opportunities for smaller groups of faculty to collaborate in teaching new courses, advising students, and arranging seminar programs. Students also find these divisions useful in organizing specialized seminar programs and discussion groups. Rewarding Careers (Placements) Department has developed strong relations with industries in all over India for mutual cooperation. It is encouraging that many industries in fine and pharma sector are coming every year to SOS in CSM. This has enhanced CSM s faith in itself and the learning process that the students undergo. The institute had a successful 100% placement in Department has strong alumni base to share the experiences. Our Alumni are placed in the prominent industries some are as follows: Pharmaceuticals: Aventis Ltd. Sun Pharma Ltd. Ranbaxy-Solus Pharma Morepan Laboratories Hindustan Latex Ltd. Dr. Reddy s Laboratories Cipla Ltd. Lupin Ltd. Cadila Healthcare Ltd. Doshi-Ion Ltd. Core Healthcare Ltd. Novartis Pharma Glaxo Pharma Ltd. Macleods J. Mitra & Co. 34

35 Fine Chemicals Companies: Ranbaxy FineChem.Ltd., Thermax India. Ltd., Ion Exchange India Ltd, Cadila Chemicals, Castrol India, Asian Paints Ltd., Glaxo Fine Chem. Ltd., Goodless Nerolac Paints, Dioners Specialty Chem. High Polymer Labs, E-Merk Ltd., Qualichem India Others : Mc-Dowels, Pepsi Foods, Mohan Mekins, Cadbury India Ltd., Agra Beverages Corp. Kodak Fees Structure : Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - MBA CSMM Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Sc. Ind. Chem. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc., MBA CSMM - Rs /- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 35

36 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN EARTH SCIENCE Programmes Offered: M.Sc. Geology M.Sc. Remote Sensing and GIS Ph.D., D.Sc. Profile of the School The State of Madhya Pradesh in general and Bundelkhand and Chambal regions in particular, possess varieties of rock and mineral resources. Scientific and systematic exploration of available rocks and minerals require a center of higher learning engaged in teaching and research at postgraduate and higher levels. This region falls under the semi arid zone, where the surface water resources are depleting very fast. Hence there is an immediate need of systematic exploration of ground water for the future requirement of this essential commodity. Moreover, there is a dire need of investigation of the Chambal basin from the point of view of geological and geomorphological studies having stress on ecological and environmental aspects. These studies may also throw light on the reclamation problems of the ravine region. The result of all information, thus available, shall have a strong bearing on the socioeconomic development of Gwalior region. It is with these aims and objectives; the school of studies in earth science was established with a Master degree course in Earth Science in Apart from providing job opportunities for young and aspiring students of the region, the School has opened an avenue of effective and viable interaction with national establishments and industries related to various aspects of geology. The requirement of personnel qualified and trained in Remote Sensing and GIS application in different fields has been increasing over the past years. Keeping that in view Jiwaji University, Gwalior, has introduced a full time post graduate Course, M.Sc. in Remote Sensing & GIS from the academic year The Curriculum of the course has been designed as per the guidelines and has been introduced with the financial assistance of U.G.C. under the innovative scheme including courses in emerging areas. The School is currently engaged in active research in the fields of Petrology, Geochemistry, Mineral Exploration, Hydrogeology, Remote Sensing Geology, Geomorphology and Environmental Geology. The Major thrust areas for research are Precambrian Geology, Geoexplorations and Environmental studies in Base Metals, Coal, Chambal basin, Bundelkhand Granites, and Watershed Management and Planning. M.Sc. Geology: (Two years / Four semesters) Profile of the Course: Geology, the science of earth has contributed immensely in the construction industry, in the steel manufacturing industry, in energy resources, in environmental management, in petroleum and groundwater exploration to mention but just a few. With the current scientific and technological advances, including space missions, geology has its major role today and in the coming future. Since its inception in 1991 through this course a significant number of professional geologists have been trained and working in the various government institutions, universities and in the private sectors. This course offers core areas of specialisation in geology include Mineralogy and Petrology, Economic Geology and Mineral Resources, Environmental Geo-science, Applied Geology, Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources Management, Mineral Exploration and Remote Sensing geology. The accomplishments of our teaching, research, and professional programs are a tribute to the extraordinary efforts of the faculty, students, backed up by a highly motivated support staff which embraces the Jiwaji University vision and mission. Placement Opportunities : As geologists play a vital role in the exploration of valuable mineral resources, there are numerous avenues for both in the public and private sectors those who study geology. The Union Public Service Commission conducts tests for placements in Central Government Agencies like the Geological Survey of India and the Central Ground Water Board. Similarly, Coal 36

37 India, Mineral Exploration Authority, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation, Hindustan Zinc and several other organisations engaged in mineral explorations utilize the services of geologists. B.Sc. with 50% marks.however, in case of having same merit index, Preference will be given, with Geology as one subjects in B.Sc. Available Seats : Open = 20 NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Faculty : Course Structure : On the basis of the merit in Index based on the qualifying examinations. Dr. S.N. Mohapatra, Associate Professor & Head., suraj64@yaho.com ; Tel : Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Remote Sensing Geology and Geomorphology Structural Geology and Tectonics Mineralogy & Mineral Optics Crystallography Crystal Chemistry & Geochemistry Remote Sensing, Geomorphology and Structural Geology Mineralogy, Crystallography & Surveying Geological field Work Igneous Petrology Metamorphic & Sedimentary Petrology Palaeontology & Stratigraphy Geotechnical Engineering & Environmental Geology Petrology Palaeontology, Stratigraphy, Geotech. Eng. & Env. Geology Ore Geology and Mining Geology Indian Mineral Deposits and Mineral Economics Mineral Exploration & Mineral Beneficiation Hydrogeology Special Paper- (Any one of the following corresponding to Special paper already offered in IIIrd Semester) a. Advanced Environmental Geosciences part-ii b. Advanced Remote Sensing part-ii c. Advanced computer Applications in geosciences part-iii Special Paper I (Any one of the following) a. Advanced Environmental Geosciences part-i b. Advanced Remote Sensing part-i c. Advanced computer Applications in geosciences part-i Ore Microscopy and Mineral deposits i. Mineral Exploration and Mining Geology ii. Corresponding Special paper Geological Field Work (i) Hydrogeology (ii) Corresponding Special Paper Project Work M.Sc. Remote Sensing and GIS: (Two years / Four semesters) Profile of the Course: The remarkable developments in space borne remote sensing technology and its various applications during the last three decades have firmly established its immense potential for mapping and monitoring various natural resources and natural disasters. In the recent past, there has been tremendous development in the field of Remote Sensing data collection, analysis and utilization. The science of remote 37

38 sensing is no more an art of map-making from satellite images. It is a form of information technology where real digital data are converted to information, which in turn aid to the knowledge base for sound decision making. Another significant development leading to wide use of remote sensing data has been the general advancement on computational capability. Image processing facilities, which were earlier restricted to selected major research establishments have now become widely available with the advent of microcomputers and low cost image processing equipment. The digital data handling led to the development of Geographic Information System followed by another innovation of Global Positioning System. Remote Sensing coupled with GIS and GPS techniques has dramatically enhanced human capability of resource exploration, mapping and monitoring on local as well as global scale. To cater the need of qualified and trained persons in the field of remote sensing, this university has started this course in 2002 under the UGC Innovative Programme. Since then students from various states such as Nagaland, West Bengal, Tamilnadu, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Bihar have passed out from this Centre. Almost all the students have been absorbed by various GIS companies in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Viskhapattnam, etc. The course has been initiated for the innovative development of Remote Sensing and GIS programs, integration of the technologies into geosciences, and a wide spectrum of research in this field. The course aims at developing multidimensional programs of teaching and research in the field of Remote Sensing and GIS. This is one of the few institutions to have introduced M.Sc. course of this nature in the country and is the first Centre in the State of Madhya Pradesh to impart such degree course. Placement Opportunities : Department of space and at its various centers, Regional Remote Sensing Centres, State Remote Sensing Application Centres, National Remote Sensing Centres, Central Ground Water Board, Defence Terrain Research Laboratory, All India soil and Land use Survey, Atomic Mineral Division, Geological Survey of India, National Bureau of Soil Survey & Land use planning, Town and Country Planning, Remote Sensing Laboratories of various Universities, Companies engaged in GIS and its application studies. B.Sc./ BE / B.Tech. with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 05 NRI = 04 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : On the basis of the merit in Index based on the qualifying examinations Dr.S.N.Mohapatra, Associate Professor & Coordinator suraj64@yahoo.com Tel : Contract Faculty : Dr. P.K. Jain Dr. Vineesha Singh Visiting Faculty : Apart from the faculty members of the School, the experienced Scientists/Experts those working in the field of Remote Sensing & GIS in Govt./Private Sector conducts lectures in each academic session as visiting faculty. This provides an opportunity for the students to know the recent trends & methodologies in the subject concerned, which has helped immensely in their future academic as well as professional endeavors. Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II Semester- III Semester- IV Fundamentals of Remote Sensing Aerial Photogrammetry and Photography Cartography & Global Positoning System Thermal & Microwave Remote Sensing Geographical Information System Remote Sensing in Geosciences Digital Image Processing Remote Sensing in Mineral Exploration & Geotech Engineering Remote Sensing in Water Resources Remote Sensing in Agriculture, Soil and Land Evaluation Studies Remote Sensing in Forestry Remote Sensing in Marine Sciences Image Interpretation Microwave Remote Remote Sensing Water Remote Sensing in Human Settlement Analysis Remote Sensing in Environmental Science Remote Sensing in Human Settlement & Environmental Science Project Work 38

39 and Photogrammetry Sensing & GIS resources, Soil & Agriculture Cartography, GPS & DIP Remote Sensing in Geosciences, Mineral Explor. & Geotech Engg. Remote Sensing Field Work (GPS Survey) Remote sensing in Forestry and Marine Sciences Remote Sensing Field Work (Ground Truth) Fees for the course : Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.Sc. Geology Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Sc. Remote Sensing & GIS Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat : M.Sc. - Rs /- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 39

40 Programmes Offered: SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS & ALLIED SCIENCES 1. M.Sc. (Mathematics) 2. Ph. D. in Mathematics and Computer Science. Profile of the Department: The School of Mathematics and Allied Sciences (SOMAAS) established in 1978, is an Internationally recognized centre of Biomathematics and a well known centre for imparting higher education in the field of computer science and Information technology. With the growth of allied sub disciplines like mathematical modeling, mathematical ecology, mathematical epidemiology, numerical methods etc., the School has developed a multidisciplinary research group with the support of major research projects and otherwise. Looking to the needs of the society and trends of industries, a course in Computer Application was started in Which later was replaced by an advanced course M. Sc. (Computer Science). The School was among the first few centres to start such course in Madhya Pradesh. Therefore it received a good response and the most of the pass outs from previous batches are absorbed in prestigious institutions like DRDO, IBM, HCL in India and in several software development organizations in abroad. In an attempt to cope up with modem developments of twenty first century a new course entitled M.Sc. Tech. (industrial Mathematics with computer application) was started for the students to get acquainted with industrial and ecological problems. The faculty and research scholars of the department have achieved various awards and fellowships such as common wealth fellowship, BOYSCAST fellowship, M.P. young Scientist awards of M.P.C.S.T., DSP women s fellowship. The faculty visited various foreign countries such as, England, U.S.A. Italy and Thailand. The faculty have published many research papers in reputed International and National Journals. M. Sc. Mathematics: (Two Years Four Semesters) Eligibility: 50% marks in aggregate in B.Sc. with mathematics as one of the subjects. Available Seats: Open = 35 Payments = 15 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection: Merit in index based on qualifying examinations. Faculty: Prof. Renu Jain, Prof. O.P. Misra, Head Course Structure: 1- Semester Advanced Abstract Algebra Analysis Integral Transforms Any one of the following Programming in C and C++(Optional) Mechanics (Optional) Practical with programming in C III- Semester Functional Analysis Integral Equations and Boundary Value Problems Any two of the following Operation Research (optional) Mathematical Biology (optional) Advanced Numerical Methods(optional) Practicals based on Optional papers offered by the students. II- Semester Complex Analysis Differential Equations Topology Any one of the following Numerical Methods (optional) Fluid Mechanics (optional) Practical with programming in C++ IV-Semester Partial Differential Equation Any three of the following Advanced Functional Analysis Wavelets Mathematics of Finance & Insurance Computational Biology Fuzzy sets and their Application Advanced Graph Theory Biomechanics, Neural Networks Advanced Mathematical Statistics 40

41 Discrete mathematical structure Special functions Practicals based on Numerical solution of PDE s M. Phil. Mathematics M.Sc. mathematics / Applied mathematics with 55% marks. Total Seats : Open = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Ph.D. (Mathematics and Computer Science) The School of Mathematics & Allied Sciences offers Ph. D. Programme in various streams of Mathematics and Computer Science with an emphasis on Biomathematics / Biosystems. Following are the thrust areas of research: ' i. Mathematical Study of Bio-Diffusion. ii. Mathematical Modelling in Population Dynamics. iii. Mathematical Modelling of Communicable diseases. iv. Lie theory and Special Functions. v. Fractional Calculus. vi. Basic Hypergeometric Function. vii. Air Pollution Modeling. viii. Theoretical Computer Science. ix. Mathematical Ecotoxicology. x. mathematical Ecology. Fees for the course: Course I- Semester II-Semester III- Semester IV- Semester M.Sc. Maths Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 41

42 Programmes Offered: M.Sc. M.Phil. Ph.D. Profile of the Department: SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN PHYSICS The Physics Department started in 1972 with initial intake of 10 students and only one specialization (Electronics). At present the intake number has increased to 45 and three specializations are in (i) Integrated electronics, (ii) Materials Science and (iii) Computer Applications in Physics. The present course is aimed to prepare the students for teaching and research in the modern and challenging areas of Physics. The courses are so planned that they provide on one hand the basic understanding of the emerging areas of Physics and on the other it lays emphasis on their application in research and technology. M. Sc. Physics: (Four semesters, one semester is of six months duration) Available Seats : Open = 40; Payment = 05; NRI = 07 Eligibility : B.Sc. with Physics/Electronics and Mathematics, passed with 50% marks. Mode of Selection : On the basis of the Index based on the merit in qualifying examinations. Faculty: NAME SPECILIZATION NAME SPECILIZATION Prof. D.C. Tiwari Plasma Physics Prof. U. P. Verma, Head Computational Material Science Prof. A.K. Shrivastava Crystal Growth Prof. P. Rajaram Thin Film and Solar Cell Prof. Mahesh Prakash Nuclear Physics Prof. R. K.Tiwari Crystallography Prof. Neeraj Jain Thin Film Dr. Dinesh C. Gupta Computational Material Science Course Structure: Semester- I Methods in Mathematical Physics Classical Mechanics Electromagnetism and Laser Optics Semiconductor electronics General Laboratory Electronics Laboratory Semester- III Quantum Mechanics II Atomic, Moleculer Phys & Nuclear Instrumentation Conden. Matter Physics II Special Paper (any one) Microwave & Optical Communication Material Science I Computer Application in Physics I General Laboratory Electronics / Mat. Sc./ Computronics Laboratory Semester- II Classical Electrodynamics, Plasma & Antennae Physics Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics I Cond. Mat. Physics I Digital Electronics, N A & Computer Programming General Laboratory Electronics Laboratory Semester- IV Nuclear Physics Instrumentation & Cosmic rays Statistical Mechanics Special Paper (any one) Integrated Electronics Material Science II Computer Applications in Physics II General Laboratory Electronics / Material Sc. / Computronics Lab. 42

43 M. Phil. Available Seats : Open = 10, NRI = 02 Eligibility : M.Sc. (Physics) passed with 55% marks. Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II Research Methodology in Physics Advance Topics in Physics Selected Topics in Physics Dissertation Ph.D. : As per rules lay down by the university from time to time. Fees for the courses : Open Seats : Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.Sc. Physics Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. : Additional Rs. 7000/- per semester. NRI Seat : Fees payable as per university rules. 43

44 Programmes Offered: SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ELECTRONICS M.Sc. Electronics (Two years / Four semesters) M.Sc. Computer Science (Two years / Four semesters) 1. M.Sc. Electronics Profile of the Course : The Course in Electronics has the basic objective of providing better job opportunities to students in the field of electronics like communication, instrumentation etc. M.Sc. Electronics : (Two years / Four semesters) B.Sc. with Physics / Electronics with 50% marks. Preference will be given to B.Sc. with Electronics. Available Seats : Open = 15 Payment = 10 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure : On the basis of the merit in index based on the qualifying examinations Prof. R.K. Tiwari, Coordinator Semester- I Semester- II Semester- III Semester- IV Math. Physics for Electronics Network analysis and synthesis Classical Electrodynamics I Control systems Condensed Matter Physics Microwave Generation and Propagation Fiber Optics & Optical Communication Sensor Transducer and Microprocessor and Electronic Measurements Application Numerical Analysis and Computer Programing Integrated Electronics Advanced Laboratory Project Semicond. electronics Digital Electronics Communication systems Advanced Field Project Electronics Lab. Digital Lab. Electronics Lab. in Industries/ Research Lab. of 4-5 months Electronics Project Project and Industrial Project duration Training of 3-5 weeks 2. M.Sc. Computer Science Profile of the Department: This school of studies in M.Sc. Computer Science was established in 1988 with the aim to impart quality education through various teaching programmes and research activities in the field of Computer Science. The school was among the first few centers to start such course in Madhya Pradesh. Therefore, it received a good response in computer science field. The school currently offers 2- years (Four semesters) full time course in Master of Computer Science (M.Sc.) The school has a well-furnished state of the Computer Laboratory. There exists a Local Area Network (LAN) within the department which is then connected to Campus Wide Network. Through Campus Network we are connected to INFLIBNET which is providing access to more than 8000 e-journals. Our school also has a rich departmental library of Computer Science. Objective of the Course: with the increasing availability of computer system at relatively low price, more and more organizations are looking for computerizing their complex operations which have resulted in a demand for computer application professionals. The medium and large sized organizations have started using computers for a variety of management and data processing needs. It is to meet this demand for computer complex professionals, the school had started the M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE programme. Taking into account the structure of the existing programme and the available employment opportunities, the objectives of the master of Computer Science degree course can be stated below : 44

45 To impart comprehensive knowledge and practical skills covering all aspects of computer uses in business, industries and service sectors. To impart expertise to perform as application system designer, implementers and managers in major areas of computer Science. Available Seats : Open =25 Payment = 10 NRI = 05 Eligibility: Bachelor s Degree with Mathematics/Statics/Computer science/electronics or BCA with 50% marks in aggregate. Mode of Selection: Admission merit in qualifying examination Contact Person: Dr. D.C. Tiwari, Professor & Coordinator Course Structure: SEMESTER-I SEMESTER-II SEMESTER-III SEMESTER-IV 1. Computer Architecture 1. Comp. Orient. Numerical 2. Discrete Mathematics with Data Structure 3. Operating System 4. Object Oriented Prog. & stat 2. Software Engineering 3. DBMS with Oracle 4. Computer Network with C++ Fees for the course : 1. Theory of Computation 2. Techniques of Operation Research 3. Object Oriented Prog. with JAVA 4. Optional (any one) i. Artificial Intelligence ii. Algorithm Design iii. Modeling and Simulation iv. Visual Basic 1. System programming 2. Computer graphics 3. Optional (any one) i. Nural network ii. Parallel processing iii. Image Processing iv. Data mining & Data Warehousing v. Bio-Informatics Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.Sc. Electronics Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Sc. Comp. Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat : Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 45

46 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS Programme/s Offered: M.C.A. (Master of Computer Applications) M.B.A. e- Commerce (Master of Business Administration in e Commerce) P.G.D.C.A.(Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications) B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Application) M.Phil. (Computer Science & Applications) Ph.D. Profile of the Department: This school of studies was established in 1995 with the aim to impart quality education through various teaching programmes and research activities in the field of Computer Science. The school currently offers 3-years full time course in Master of Computer Application (MCA) recognized by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), a two years full time course in M.B.A e-commerce, a three years Bachelor degree in Computer Applications (B.C.A.), a one year post graduate diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) and one year M.Phil. in Computer Science & Applications programme. The school is also a recognized research centre in Computer Science leading to Ph.D. degree. Currently, many research scholars are working in various fields of Computer Science & Applications. Facilities: The school has a well furnished state of the art Computer Laboratory which includes SUN servers, Xeon Server, PIV Servers, thin clients, 60 PIV computers. There exists a Local Area Network (LAN) within the department which is then connected to Campus Wide Network. Through Campus Network we are connected to INFLIBNET which is providing access to more than 8000 e- Journals. Our school also has a rich departmental library containing more than 9000 books of Computer Science. Faculty: Prof. D.N. Goswami, Head Dr. Sanjay K. Gupta, Assoc. Professor M.C.A : (Three years / Six Semesters) Objective of the Course : With the increasing availability of computer system at relatively low price, more and more organizations are looking for computerizing their complex operations which have resulted in a demand for computer application professionals. The medium and large sized organizations have started using computers for a variety of management and data processing needs. It is to meet this demand for computer complex professionals, the school had started the MCA programme. Taking into account the structure of the existing programme and the available employment opportunities, the objectives of the master of Computer Applications degree programme can be stated below : To impart comprehensive knowledge and practical skills covering all aspects of computer uses in business, industries and service sectors. To impart expertise to perform as application system designer, implementers and managers in major areas of computer applications. Available Seats : 40 Bachelor s degree in any discipline with mathematics as compulsory or additional subject at Higher Secondary (10+2). Mode of Selection : Admission through pre-mca test conducted by VYAPAM Bhopal, followed by online counselling. Contact Person : Prof. D.N. Goswami 46

47 Course Structure (Theory) : SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Introduction to Information Technology Operating Systems Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science Database Management Systems Programming and Problem Solving in C Data Structures Using C language Computer Organisation and Assembly Language Programming Probability and Combinatorics Oral and Written Communication Software Engineering SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 Computer Networks Analysis and Design of Algorithms Object Oriented Programming using C++ System Software UNIX & Shell Scripting Java Programming Computer based Numerical and Statistical Techniques Optimization Techniques Organisational Behaviour Accounting & Management Control SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 6 Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems System Development Project Simulation and Modeling (Here student has to undertake 6-months Computer Graphics and Multimedia system development project in an E1 / E2 / E3 Industry or Computer Organization and submit a detailed project report ) E4 / E5 E1: Theory of computation E2: ERP & BPR Allied Concepts E3: Managerial Economics E4: Dataware housing and data mining E5: Internet and its applications M.B.A. e-commerce : (Two years / Four Semesters) Objective of the Course Electronic Commerce has unleashed yet another revolution, which is changing the way businesses buy and sell products and services. It is associated with buying and selling of information, products and services over computer communication networks. E-Commerce (EC) helps conduct traditional commerce through new ways of transferring and processing information, since it is information which is at the heart of any commercial activity. Information is electronically transferred from computer to computer, in an automated way. This has, in fact, transferred the way organizations operate. Today, it is the velocity of information processing and dissemination which determines the speed of real commerce. Computers and networks, by virtue of their great speed, are creating electronic marketing with the potential to be more efficient in finding and interacting with customers, communicating with trading partners and developing new products and markets. To take up advantages of e-commerce revolution, we will have to equip ourselves with the required knowledge and technology. To cope up with these challenges, our university had started a 2 years M.B.A. e-commerce programme. In this course students would be groomed in the latest e-commerce technologies for increased reliability, security in the business transactions, efficiently. Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university No. of Seats : Open = 35, Payment = 05, NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure (Theory) : Merit in common entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University. Dr. Sanjay K. Gupta, Associate Professor & Coordinator SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Introduction to e-commerce Introduction to Information Technology Programming in C Operating System System Analysis & Design Operations Research OOPs using C++ Software Engineering and Software Project management Database Management System Visual Basic Managerial Economics Networking Concepts & Design 47

48 SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 E-Marketing ERP & BPR Allied concepts Data mining & Data warehousing Internet & its Applications Computer Graphics UNIX & Shell Scripting Accounting Management Control Project Work Equivalent to four credits Java Programming Data structures using C++ P.G.D.C.A : (One year / Two Semesters) Seats : 50 Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university. Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on the marks obtained in qualifying examination. Contact Person : Dr. Sanjay K. Gupta, Associate Professor & Coordinator Course Structure (Theory) : SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Computer Fundamentals Visual Basic Application Software Packages Object Oriented Programming Programming in C Concept of DBMS through FoxPro Computer organization & architecture Introduction to Internet Technologies. System Analysis & Design Introduction to Linux B.C.A. (Three years/six Semesters) Available Seats : Open = 40 Payment = 5 Eligibility : with mathematics as compulsory or an additional subject. Mode of Selection : Merit in common entrance test conducted by the university. Contact Person : Dr Sanjay K. Gupta, Associate Professor & Coordinator Course structure I Semester II Semester III Semester Calculus Advance Calculus Discrete maths Information Technology Computer Organization Programming in Visual Basic Environmental Study Commun. English Grammar Int. to System Analysis & Design Problem solving using C Object Oriented Prog. in C++ Communication Techniques PC Packages DBMS Computer Graphics & Multimedia IV Semester V Semester VI Semester Numerical Methods Differential Equations Probability & Statistics Adv. Computer Architecture Networking Concepts Software Engineering Data Structure using c++ Introduction to E-commerce Internet Technologies Accounting & Mngt. Control Programming in JAVA Active Server Pages Programming Intro. to Operating System Oracle 8i Linux Operating System M.Phil. (Computer Science & Applications) : (One year / Two Semesters) Available Seats : 10 Master Degree in Computer Science or Applications with 55% Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Through entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Prof. D.N. Goswami, Coordinator 48

49 Course Structure SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Research methodologies Elective -II Elective -I Dissertation (Accepted /rejected ) No Marks Elective I a. Advance networking and security system b. Datamining and Data Warehouse Elective II a. Software Technologies b. Web technologies Placement Services : Placement cell provides best possible assistance to students in getting placement for Industrial training, Project for six months in the final semester, publishing of broacher and interaction with companies, and also helps to organize the campus interview. The following Industries/ organizations are a few, where students of the school has undergone their project training. Many of them have been absorbed in their respective companies. TCS IMPETUS INFOTECH (INDIA) PVT. LTD NIIT BAJAJ AUTO LTD. SIEMENS RIVER RUN WIPRO KLG SYSTEL LTD. J.K. TYPES HIMACHAL FUTURISTIC COMM LTD. MODI ALKATEL NIC CMC LTD. R SYSTEM BHEL C-DAC DCM DATA SYSTEMS ESCORTS HIMACHAL FUTURISTIC COMM LTD. ERICSSON COMMUNICATION (P) LTD. BIRLA SOFT LTD HCL INFOSYSTEMS LTD. HUGHES SOFTWARE SYSTEMS VSNL NAGARJUNE FERTILIZERS & CHEM. LTD. SIEMENS INFORMATION SYSTEMS LTD C-DOT POLARIS SUVY IIS INFOTECH MAZAGON DOCK LTD. HCL PEROT SYSTEMS MODI XEROX Fees for the Courses: Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester V Semester VI Semester Open Seats - M.C.A M.B.A. e-commerce Rs Rs Rs Rs PGDCA Rs Rs B.C.A. Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.B.A (e-com.) Rs /- additional per semester to the fees for Open Seat. B.C.A. Rs /- additional per year to the fees for Open Seat. 49

50 Programmes Offered SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN BOTANY M.Sc. (Two years / Four semesters) M. Phil. (One year / Two semesters) Ph.D. Profile of the Department Since its inception, the School has been actively engaged in conducting good amount of high grade research work. Over 150 students have obtained Ph.D. degree under the supervision of the teachers of the School. The School has occupied an important position amongst the institutions of the country. Several research projects sponsored by DST, DBT, DOEn, MPCST, Potash Research Institute, UGC, ICMR etc. have been conducted successfully. Many teachers of the School have been honored by various international and national awards. Highly qualified teachers of the School are specialized in various fields viz. Plant Pathology, Mycology, Plant Physiology, Ethnobotany, Aerobiology, Stress Physiology, Mycotoxicology, Ecology, Microbial Physiology, Industrial Microbiology, Microbial Biotechnology and Biochemistry. The School is well equipped with a number of modern instruments like, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, UV- Vis Spectrophotometer, PCR, High speed Centrifuge, Deep Freezer, Air Samplers etc. The School has organized a large number of conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops. Refresher courses for teachers have also been organized by the School. Teaching is imparted at the post graduate level, M.Phil. and research leading to Ph.D. degree. International eminent botanists of the country have been associated with the School as visiting and honorary professors. The Botanical garden of the department comprises a good number of taxa of various groups including a large number of medicinal plants. The Herbarium consists of over 6500 specimens and is recognized by New York Botanical Garden, New York. Faculty : Prof. Ashok K. Jain Prof. R.M. Agarwal (Head) Prof. Rekha Bhadauria, Prof. Avinash Tiwari Prof. Mahendra K. Gupta Dr. Sushil Manderia and Dr. Sapan Patel B.Sc. with Botany with 50% marks. Available Seats : open = 30 payment = 05 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on the qualifying examination. Course Structure : I- Semester II - semester III - Semester IV-Semester Bacteriology, Virology & Ecology - I Angiosperm Morphology Genetics, Plant General Microbiology Climatology, Soil & Taxonomy Breeding & Evolution Biology & Diversity of Fungi & Plant Pathology Biology & Diversity of Algae, Bryophytes & Lichens Biology & Diversity of Pteridophytes & Science & Autecolgy Angiosperm Anatomy,Embryology & Palynology Water Relations, Growth & Development Plant Biochemistry & Metabolism Cytology & Molecular Biology of Plants Biometry, Bioinformatics & Instrumentation Ecology II Synecology, Ecosystematology & Phytogeography Plant Biotechnology : in-vitro Culture, Genetic Engineering & IPR issues Elective one from Group A Elective one from Group B Gymnosperms Practical I Practical I Practical I Practical I Practical II Practical II Practical II Practical II Group A : Ethnobotany and Isolation of Natural Products, Stress Physiology, Industrial Microbiology. Group - B : Mycotoxicology, Agroecosystem. 1. The Elective Papers shall be allotted on the basis of merit of the student in the previous semesters. 2. The Elective Papers to be taught in a particular session are decided by the Staff Council and notified in the beginning of the IV- semester. 50

51 M. Phil (Botany) M.Sc. Botany with 55% marks. Available seat : Open 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basic of merit in test conducted by the University. Fees for the course : Open seat Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. Rs. 7000/- additional to the fees for Open seat. 51

52 Programmes Offered: SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN MICROBIOLOGY M. Sc. Microbiology (Two years / Four semesters) Ph.D. Profile of the Course : School of Studies in Microbiology came into existence in 1995 under the self supporting programmes. The Two year/ Four semesters M.Sc. programme in Microbiology is based on the semester system with the objective to produce manpower in applied areas. Students who have completed M.Sc. from our Department have been absorbed in various laboratories, industries and other organizations. Some of the students have qualified NET/ GATE examinations as well. Over the past fifteen years, School of Studies in Microbiology has built up a worthwhile teaching/ research base. In addition to routine laboratories, the Department has a well equipped instrumentation facility, a rich library and computer facility accessible to the students under the guidance of worthy teachers. The major instruments include: Thermal cycler, Electrophoresis systems, UV-visible spectrophotometer, Cooling centrifuge, Deep freezer and Laminar air flow etc. The Department has successfully completed a few research projects sponsored by Department of Biotechnology, University Grant Commission and MOEF, New Delhi. The post graduate Course in Microbiology offers excellent opportunities for carrier advancement and students can look forward for being absorbed in private/public sectors/autonomous organisations. It is needless to emphasise the scope of microbiology, both the private and public sectors have profuse interest in the industrial applications of microbial technology like synthesizing new drugs, proteins, enzymes, antigens and diagnostic materials. M.Sc. Microbiology B.Sc. with 50% marks with Microbiology / Biotechnology / Botany / Zoology / Chemistry / Environmental Science. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 20 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the merit in entrance test conducted by the university Contact Person : Prof. Avinash Tiwari, Coordinator Ph , , Course Structure : Semester- I Introduction to Microbiology General & Bacteriology Virology & Mycology Cell Biology & Biochemistry Bioinstrumentation Lab Course-I Lab Course-II Semester- III Medical Microbiology Recombinant DNA Technology Environmental Microbiology Microbial Technology Lab Course-I Lab Course-II There will be seminars in all the semesters. Semester- II Microbial genetics and Molecular Biology Immunology Microbial Physiology and Metabolism Biostastistics, Computer fundamentals and Bioinformatics Lab Course-I Lab Course-II Semester- IV Agriculture Microbiology Food Microbiology Lab Course Project work of 3-4 month duration Fees for the course : Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: Rs /- additional to the fees for Open Seat. 52

53 School of Studies in Biochemistry Programs Offered M.Sc. (Two Years/ Four Semesters) Ph.D. Profile of the Department The School of Studies in Biochemistry came into existence in 1986 and offers Postgraduate and Doctoral Programs in Biochemistry. The school is one of the few ones in the campus that produces students of high academic distinctions every year. The postgraduate curriculum is updated almost every alternate year to infuse the latest developments into the curricula. The School attracts students from all over the country and the admission to PG course of the School is made on the basis of the merit in the index calculated on the graduate examination to ensure admission to the students with academic competence. The teaching program of the school has been on the sound footing since the time of its inception because of sincere and dedicated faculty of the School. A research project work has been incorporated in the curriculum of the course. The School owns a reasonably good library and books worth Rs 1 lakh are added every year. Good infrastructure for advance research in modern field of Biochemistry is available in the School. The proposed thrust areas for research in the School include Molecular Biology/ Biochemical toxicology/ Genetic Engineering/ Reproductive Immunology/ Immunodiagnostics/ Pesticide Biochemistry/ Tissue Culture/ Environmental Biotechnology/ Clinical Endocrinology and Tropical Diseases. The School attracted research grants to the tune of more than Rs Two Crore from the national and international funding agencies. The School is actively involved in collaborative research programs with sister Schools of the campus and other institutions of the city such as Defence Research and Development Establishment and with other institutes such as Delhi University/ Jawaharlal Nehru University/ Banaras Hindu University/ Industrial Toxicology Research Centre/ JALMA Institute of Leprosy and Other Mycobacterial Diseases/ Pt Ravi Shankar Shukla University and Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences etc. The School has developed MOU with various national laboratories for training to the students of the school. The School envisioned to develop into a nucleus of advanced research in the years to come and all efforts are set in motion in that direction. The School is recognized by Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology for financial support under FIST Program. Placement The students of this School are working at various prestigious research institutions in India and abroad for their Ph.D. after qualifying National level tests (like CSIR NET, ICMR JRF, GATE, entrance tests of JNU, DRDE, BHU etc) at INMAS, DIPAS, BARC, ISSER, AIIMS, IGIB, JALMA, CDRI, IITR, BHU, JNU, to name a few. The alumni are well placed on regular positions at ISSER Bhopal, ISSER Bhubaneswar, Punjab University, CDRI, IIT Roorkee, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology, AYUSH, various Government Colleges etc and several well-known private companies. M.Sc. B.Sc. with 50% marks with Botany/ Zoology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/Microbiology/ Environmental Sciences/ with Chemistry as one of the compulsory subjects. Available Seats : Open =30 Payment =10 NRI =6 Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on qualifying examination. Faculty : Prof Y.K.Jaiswal Prof G.B.K.S.Prasad, Head Prof. Nalini Srivastava Dr Poornima Kishore, Associate Professor 53

54 Course Structure I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Cell Biology Molecular Biology Genetic Engineering Frontier Technologies in Biosciences Biomolecules Immunotechnology Plant Biochemistry Biostatistics, Computer and Bioinformatics Microbiology Enxzymetechnology Animal physiology & Lab Course-VII Endocrinology Tools & Techniques Bioenergetics & Nutritional & Clinical Project Training Metabolism Biochemistry Lab Course-I Lab Course-III Lab Course-V Lab Course-II Lab Course-IV Lab Course-VI Fees for the Course: Open Seats I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seats Rs per semester additional to the Fees for Open Seats. 54

55 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ZOOLOGY Programmes Offered M.Sc. M.Phil. Ph. D. / D.Sc. Profile of the Department: The School of Studies in Zoology was established in 1971 as one of the teaching departments of the Jiwaji University, Gwalior. The mandate of the School is to impart quality education and training to the students and to conduct research in Zoology and interdisciplinary areas leading to M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D. and D.Sc. degrees. The School is well known for excellent research work in various fields of Zoology and allied disciplines. More than 35 research projects have been sanctioned to the School by various agencies like UGC, DST, DBT, DAE, DRDO, DRDE, DOE, CSIR, ICMR, ICAR, MPCOST, CCRUM, GTZ (Germany) etc. In recent years, the department has received research grants worth more than two crore of Rupees. A good number of candidates have completed their research work from the School and have obtained D.Sc. (one), Ph.D. (148), and M.Phil (76) degrees. At present more than 40 research scholars including post-doctoral (01) and M.Phil. (10) scholars are working in various fields. A large number of articles and research papers (more than 600) have been published by the teaching staff and Research Scholars of the Department in various national and international journals of repute and some books (10) have been written and edited by Researchers of the School. The School is equipped with good teaching and research facilities including library, computer, internet and networking laboratory, animal bio-diversity laboratory (museum), radiation laboratory, walk-in cold room, tissue culture laboratory, animal house, power supply back-up and sophisticated instruments such as atomic absorption spectrophotometer, liquid scintillation counter, all types of electrophoretic and blotting systems, vacuum concentrator, UV-visible spectrophotometers, high-speed and refrigerated centrifuges, auto-analyzer, ELISA reader, liquid and gas liquid chromatography, gel documentation system, phase contrast microscope, fluorescent microscope and inverted microscope, PCR, cryo-cut and ultra-cut microtome etc. Recent addition of facilities in the department include UVvisible micro-plate spectrophotometer-cum ELISA reader, & microplate washer, trinocular stereo-zoom microscope, ultrasonic homogenizer, trinocular phase contrast and bright field research microscope and lyophilizer. Besides teaching and research, the School is also involved in popularization of science and extension activities in the fields of wild life conservation, beekeeping, vermin composting & organic farming. On successful completion of first phase (5 years) of Departmental Research Support under Special Assistance Programme (DRS-SAP) with thrust area Aquatic Biology, the University Grants Commission, New Delhi has sanctioned DRS-SAP phase II programme for five years with thrust area Biodiversity Characterization and Environmental Impact. The School has also received funds under Improvement of Science & Technology Infrastructure (FIST) scheme from Department of Science & Technology (DST), New Delhi. University Grants Commission, New Delhi has sanctioned a special infrastructural grant of Rs. 40 lakhs, in two phases, for strengthening of teaching and research activities. Fifteen Research Fellowships, under scheme of research fellowships for meritorious students in identified SAP departments, and ten research fellowships, under the scheme of Rajiv Gandhi fellowships for SC/ST candidates, have been sanctioned by UGC, New Delhi. The faculty members and research fellows of the department have visited several countries for research work, training and for participation in conferences, seminars, symposia, workshops and other scientific and academic events. Several awards and achievements have been given by national and international organizations to the faculty members and Research Fellows. The alumni of the department are well placed in India and abroad, and some of them have entered in entrepreneurship. 55

56 M.Sc. (Two year / Four Semester) Graduation with 50% marks with Zoology as one of the subjects. Available Seats : Open = 30 Payment = 5 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : On the basis of the Index based on the merit in qualifying examinations. Faculty : Prof. Ajay K. Jain Prof. O.P. Agrawal Prof. Sangeeta Shukla Course Structure : Prof. I.K. Patro, Head Prof. P. K. Tiwari Prof. R.J. Rao Semester- I Semester- II Semester- III Semester- IV 101. Structure & Function of Invertebrates 102. Quantitative Biology 103. Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics 104. Tools & Techniques for Biology 201. General & Comparative Animal Physiology 202. Biomolecules & Structural Biology 203. Population Ecology & Environmental Physiology 204. Biosystematics, Taxonomy & Evolution 301. Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates 401. Animal Behaviour 302.Developmental Biology 303 (A): Aquatic Ecology & Resources ZOOL. 303 (B): Methods in Cell & Molecular Biology 303 (C): Comparative Endocrinology 303 (D): General Entomology and Insect Morphology 303 (E): Fish Structure & Function 304 (A): Fish Biology & Physiology 304 (B): Cellular Structure & Molecular Organization 304 (C): Endocrine Physiology 304(D): Insect Anatomy & Physiology 304 (E): Fish Morphology & Anatomy 402. Biology of Parasitism & Vertebrate Immune System 403 (A): Fisheries & Pisciculture 403 (B): Neurobiology & Immunology 403(C): Male Reproductive Endocrinology 403 (D): Insect Taxonomy, Ecology & Development 403 (E): Taxonomy, Systematic & Ecology of Fishes 404 (A): Aquaculture 404 (B): Chromosomes, Genes & Genetic engineering 404 (C): Female Reproductive Endocrinology 404 (D): Applied Entomology 404 (E): Pisciculture & Economic Importance of Fishes 105. Practical 205. Practical 305. Practical 405. Practical 106. Practical 206. Practical 306. Practical 406. Practical * Any one of the following specializations is to be opted by each student: (A) Entomology, (B) Endocrinology, (C) Cell Biology and (D) Aquatic Biology & Aquaculture M.Phil. Zoology: (One year / Two semesters) M.Sc. Zoology with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 10 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. 56

57 Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II MPHZ-101: Research Principles & Methodology Optional Paper MPHZ-201: Any one of the following MPHZ-102: Instrumentation (A) Fish Physiology, (B) Insect Physiology, (C) Reproductive Biology, (D) Environmental Toxicology, (E) Wildlife Biology & Management., (F) Neurobiology, (G) Molecular & Human Genetics, (H) Aquatic Biology & Fisheries MPHZ-201: Dissertation based on project work Ph.D. The Department provides opportunities to young scientists for working on various aspects of life sciences leading to the award of a Ph.D. degree on successful completion of the thesis. Candidates with a M.Sc. degree Zoology or in any branch of biology and have qualified the DBT-BET JRF, UGC-CSIR JRF NET, ICMR JRF or similar tests may apply. Others may also be considered on the basis of their academic records and upon qualifying the requirements for Ph.D. admissions. For details contact the Head of the Department. Key areas of research Pigment cell Biology, Neuroendocrinology, Fish & Fisheries General & Applied Entomology, vermi-biotechnology, economic zoology Hepatoprotection & Metal toxicity Neurobiology & Aging Molecular & Human Genetics Wild Life Conservation & Biodiversity Fees for the course: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats - M.Sc. Zoology Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. - Rs. 7000/- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 57

58 CENTRE FOR GENOMICS Programmes offered M.Sc. in Molecular and Human Genetics (MHG) [Supported by DBT, Govt. of India, New Delhi] Post Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science (PGDFS) M.Sc. in Molecular and Human Genetics About the program and its scope The Centre for Genomics at Jiwaji University offers outstanding interdisciplinary training and research opportunities for graduate students coming from life science and medical background, through its M.Sc. Program in Molecular and Human Genetics. The M.Sc. Program comprises 4 semesters of 6 months duration each. The students shall carry out a short project work in the subject related to the course under the supervision of the faculty involved or at any other national research institute/ University of high repute and submit the dissertation report along with a presentation for evaluation. The students will participate in monthly seminars and journal clubs, to meet the needs in their aim to become an interdisciplinary researcher. The Centre also conducts Ph.D. program in Molecular & Human Genetics and allied fields. Scope and Career/Job Opportunities The goal of the Centre for Genomics is to prepare its students to have a better job prospects in R & D divisions of pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, whose numbers are rapidly growing in India. It also provides students opportunities for a successful research career as University/College faculty, research scientist in national and or private organizations in the areas of Medical Genetics, Molecular Biology, Human Genetics, Clinical Genetics and Genetic (Molecular) diagnosis, in Hospitals and Clinics as well as other organizations related to biotechnology (e.g. agriculture, diary sectors, etc.). In addition, the students who have completed this course can also establish their own genetic diagnosis and counseling centre for inherited and non-inherited human diseases as well as IVF clinics in association with medical practitioners. A good number of students have also qualified national level examinations, like UGC-CSIR NET, DBT- BET and GATE. Students are also being selected as industrial trainees (6 months) by various biotech companies through DBT-Biotech Consortium India Limited program, with an objective to absorb them as employees in these industries. So far in the last 3 years, 10 students have been selected by different biotechnology industries for their training and job placement under this program. Teaching Infrastructure The Centre for Genomics has sophisticated infrastructure with state-of-art technology instruments and equipments for advanced training in molecular and clinical research. The department is equipped with spacious classrooms and laboratories, Molecular biology lab, tissue culture lab, Biosafety lab, PCR room, Gel-documentation room and microscopy room. The Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India, New Delhi, has substantially supported the Centre for Genomics to develop equipment, lab and library facilities of the department. Facilities available at the Centre for Genomics: Real time PCR (Bio-Rad & ABI), Milli-Q Ultra Pure Water Purifier (Millipore) Thermocycler (Eppendorf, Germany) Biosafety Cabinet Class II Type B2 (Kartos) Gel documentation system (Bio-Rad and UVi Tech) UV-Visible spectrophotometer (Thermo) 2D Gel electrophoresis system (GE Healthcare) Fluorescence Microscope (Leica, Germany) CO 2 incubator (Sanyo, Japan) Bright field Microscope (Leica & Nikon) Cooling water bath (MRC, Israel) Inverted Microscope (Leica, Germany) -86 C Ultra Deep Freezer (Panasonic, Japan) Stereozoom Microscope (Leica, Germany) Nanodrop UV Spectrophotometer (Implen, Germany) Hybridization Oven (Zenith) BOD Incubator (Zenith & Macro Scientific) Inspissator (Zenith) -20 C Deep Freezer (Voltas), Shaker Incubators and water baths, Ovens, ph meter, Centrifuge 58

59 (Cooling), Autoclave, etc and other commonly used equipments. Job/Research Placements Many of the pass out students from the Centre for Genomics have been recruited by several well known companies, while several others are working at various prestigious research institutions for their PhD/Post-Doc or at various research positions in India as well as abroad. Industry Placement Gulf Pharmaceuticals-UAE HH Biotech Novartis Wipro Tata Chemicals Intas Biopharma SmartAnalyst Sanofi-Aventis Cadila Cipla SRL Ranbaxy Auroprobe Laboratories LeadInvent Technology Oncquest Laboratories Ranbaxy Laboratories Dabur India Research Placements MD Anderson Cancer Centre, USA Texas University, USA University of California, USA Dublin University, USA Universite de Leige, Belgium University of Zurich, Switzerland Academia Sinica, Taiwan Banaras Hindu University, ACTREC, Mumbai Varanasi Delhi University, Delhi Guru Ghasidas University, Chattisgarh Centre for Genomics-Jiwaji University Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Indian Institute of Technology, AIIMS, New Delhi Kanpur Institute of Genomics and Centre for Cellular and Institute of Nuclear Medicine Integrative Biology, Delhi Dr Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research, Delhi Molecular Biology, Hyderabad Institute of Microbial Technology, Chandigarh Translational Health Science and Shri Mato Vaishno Devi Technology Institute, Gurgaon University, Jammu Vishwabharti University, Kolkata Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad Vijaya Institute of Medical Science, Kochi Ph.D. and Allied Sciences-DRDO Regional Centre for Biotechnology-UNESCO, Gurgaon Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute, Kolkata Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Kolkata The Centre intends to educate future scientists who will become leading researchers and educators in molecular and human genetics. Candidates with a M.Sc. degree in any branch of biology and have qualified the DBT-BET JRF, UGC-CSIR JRF NET, ICMR JRF or similar tests may apply. Others may also be considered on the basis of their academic records and upon qualifying the requirements for Ph.D. admissions. For further information students may contact the Faculty/ Coordinator. The ongoing research programs at the Centre for Genomics include study on Human Genome Diversity with special reference to primitive tribes in this region, identification of molecular genetic markers of disease susceptibility, cellular and molecular biology of stress, molecular pathogenesis of cancer, clinical genetics of inherited diseases, genetics of tuberculosis, genetic conservation of endangered species, etc. These programs are funded by various government agencies, including DAE-BRNS, ICMR, DST, DBT and MPCST, which have generated a self-sufficient laboratory in many respects. The Centre has already organized several short-term hands-on training workshops for teachers and research scientists on Molecular biology, Clinical Cytogenetic techniques and Bioinformatics' tools, and is establishing a genetic diagnostic centre as a regional facility for diagnosis and counseling of genetic diseases. Awards Received by Students and Research Scholars ( ) The students at the Centre have received several travel awards for attending conferences, training workshops, etc. at Japan, France and USA. The research fellows have been awarded the JSPS HOPE Fellow by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, MPCST Young Scientist award, and the Prime Minister's Fellowship for Doctoral Research, etc. 59

60 Eligibility Bachelor of Science with 50% marks with Biology/Life Science/ Genetics/ Zoology/ Microbiology/ Botany/ Biochemistry/Biotechnology and other allied subjects with Chemistry as one of the papers. MBBS students are also eligible for admission. Available Seats Open = 10 Payment = 05 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection Merit in Index based on the qualifying examinations. Contact Person Prof. Ishan Patro, Coordinator, ishanpatro@gmail.com Faculty Prof. IK Patro Visiting Faculty Prof. Bechan Sharma (Allahabad University) Dr. Raj Kamal Tripathi (CDRI, Lucknow) Dr. Arundhati Sharma (AIIMS, New Delhi) Dr. Rajeev Mishra (BHU, Varanasi) Prof. PK Tiwari Prof. JK Roy (BHU, Varanasi) Dr. Rajnikant Mishra (BHU, Varanasi) Prof. Veena Agrawal (GRMC. Gwalior) Prof. BR Shrivastava (CHRI & GRMC) Teaching Assistants Ms. Gunja Mishra, SRF Mr. Tekcham Dinesh Singh, SRF-ICMR-EMR Ms. Shushruta Bhunia, Project Fellow-MPCST Ms. Preeti Sharma, JRF-DST Mr. Ravi Prakash, SRF Mr. Satish Poojary, SRF-DAE-BRNS Mr. Rahul Gupta, JRF Ms. Jyotsna Singh, JRF Course Structure The syllabus of the course is so designed that it covers the major topics of the UGC-CSIR NET exam. The detailed syllabus can be downloaded from our website, 1 st Semester Principles of Genetic Inheritance Basic Human Genetics & Model Organisms in Genetic Studies Molecular Organization of Chromatin & Cytogenetics Tools & Techniques Practical I and Practical II 2 nd Semester Molecular Genetics and Genomics Molecular Structure & Functions of the Cell and Cancer Biology Biomolecules, Cellular Metabolism and Human Metabolic Disorders Developmental Genetics and Genetics of Human Development & Developmental Defects Practical I and Practical II 3 rd Semester Human Molecular Genetics & Human Genomics Molecular & Clinical Genetics of Human Diseases & Genetic Counseling RDT & Molecular Diagnostics in Human Diseases Immunogenetics & Molecular Genetics of Human Pathogens Practical I and Practical II 4 th Semester Population Genetics, Human Evolutionary Genetics and Behaviour Genetics Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Practical I Dissertation & Viva-voce Examination Fees for the course (Open Seat) Course Name 1 st Semester 2 nd Semester 3 rd Semester 4 th Semester M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. - Rs /- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 60

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62 POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FORENSIC SCIENCE Profile of the course The word forensic means pertaining to the law. Forensic science resolves legal issues by applying scientific principles to them. Forensic scientists perform comprehensive chemical and physical analyses on evidence submitted by law enforcement agencies. Their work is often instrumental in apprehending and convicting criminals. At present, there has been significant increase in the crime rates as well as in the pattern of crimes and criminals in India. Often, routine legal investigations face difficulties in decision making in certain complicated criminal cases. In such conditions, the knowledge and application of forensic science and its tools provide decisive evidences, facilitating accurate legal decisions and verdict. In recent times, there has also been a parallel increase in the effort to develop newer and more refined methodologies, having significant advantage over existing methods, to cope-up with the problems of decision-making. For this, there is a need of well trained persons who could provide technical support to the legal authorities, such as Police and Judiciary, to maintain law and order and deliver justice to the aggrieved. Keeping in view the above issues, Jiwaji University has initiated a one year Post Graduate Diploma course in Forensic Science for the interested students/ applicants. The students will be competently prepared in the areas of finding, preserving, developing, collecting, analyzing, recording, and presenting physical evidences, utilizing modern scientific methods used in the field and laboratory for forensic identification. The course is designed to provide the students with crucial information that will allow them to become Qualified Expert in the respective areas of Forensic Science. The Department also runs short certificate (one-month) courses for professionals and other interested individuals on various aspects of forensic science. Job prospects Education in Forensic Sciences, Cyber Forensics, Forensic Psychology, Crime scene investigation, etc., provides backbone to those who wish to work within the justice department or as Forensic Expert, Scientist, Administrator, Private Investigator, Detective, Forensic Analyst, Forensic Examiner, Teacher, Psychologist, Legal Consultant or in other positions. The pass out students will have the potential to get job opportunities in both government and private sectors. Government Sector : Police Department, Crime Branches, CBI, CID, Forensic Science laboratories, IB, Banks, Defence/Army, Courts, Quality control bureau, Narcotics Department, Hospitals, etc. Private sector : Detective agencies, Banks, Insurance Companies, Universities, Hospitals, Security Services Agencies, Helpful to lawyers/advocates, Law firms, Private companies, Own Private practices, etc. Career Options There are varieties of options for forensic professionals. They can specialize in subjects as varied as medicine, engineering, fingerprinting, insect study, languages, geology etc. Crime Scene Investigation involving issues such as security, prevention of contamination, locating and collecting relevant items of evidence, interpretation of evidence and possible reconstruction of the event. Forensic Pathology/Medicine involving post mortem examinations of deaths reported to determine the cause and manner of death in cases of suspected murder or suicide. Forensic Anthropology involving identification of individuals murdered or killed in disasters such as plane crashes, explosions, fires and other tragedies resulting in the loss of life and mutilation of bodies and also to discover the age, sex, ancestry, stature and unique features of the deceased. Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry are concerned with whether a mental state may be a mitigating circumstance in the commission of an alleged crime and whether a person is mentally fit to stand trial and treating those convicted of crimes who are mentally ill. Forensic Dentistry deals with the collection, evaluation and proper handling of dental evidence in order to assist law enforcement officers and in civil & criminal proceedings. Forensic Serology involves studying blood groups, blood and other fluids for identification purposes following a crime. 62

63 DNA fingerprinting offers the possibility of positive identification of an individual from samples of blood or semen Forensic Chemist includes the detection and identification of illicit drugs, accelerants used in arson cases, explosive and gunshot residues, trace evidences, including paint, glass polymers and fibers. Ballistics studies the flight paths of projectiles, but modern ballistics now includes the study of everything to do with firearms. Toxicology involves the detection and identification of illicit and pharmaceutical drugs and poisons, interpreting toxicity levels and the effects on the functions of the body B. Sc. with 50% marks and Biology as compulsory subject at level, MBBS, BVSc Contact Person Visiting Faculty : Prof. AK Srivastava Prof. PK Tiwari, Coordinator Dr. OP Srivastava Rtd. Director Forensic Science Lab, Sagar Dr. MK Verma Rtd. Director Forensic Science Lab, Sagar Available Seats : Open = 10 Dr. GK Sharma Dr. Mehmood Ali Rtd. Jt. Director Forensic Science Lab, Sagar Prof. CK Shinde (Rtd.) SoS Chemistry Jiwaji University Gwalior Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Course Structure : Dr. Azad Srivastava Rtd. Jt Director Regional Forensic Science Lab Lab, Gwalior Mr. Sanjay Yadav Finger Print Expert Gwalior I Semester II Semester General Forensic Science, Criminology and law Forensic Chemistry, Toxicology and General idea of Questioned documents, Finger Instrumentation print, Photography & Anthropology General Forensic Biology and Serology Special papers: General Forensic Physics, Ballistics and Cyber Forensic Practical I A. DNA Forensic & Molecular Methods B. Questioned documents & Finger prints Practical I Practical II Field Training and Dissertation Dissertation : During second semester, summer (field) training of two months (May - June) to be carried out in the subject areas related to various aspects of forensic science and its applications in different academic, research or police organizations. Fees Structure: Course 1 st Semester 2 nd Semester Post Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science Rs Rs

64 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN NEUROSCIENCE Programme offered: M.Sc. Neuroscience (Two years / Four semesters) (A Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India sponsored programme) Available Seats: Open - 10 NRI - 02 Studentship: All the 10 students admitted shall be awarded a Fellowship of Rs per month. NRI students are not eligible. The School of Studies in Neuroscience offers a platform for research and teaching towards understanding the structure and function of the brain. This is the first and only Post-Graduate Department in Indian Universities extending interdisciplinary and inter-institutional training to students leading to the award of M.Sc. Neuroscience degree. The M.Sc. Neuroscience teaching programme takes care of the basic disciplines such as Cell biology, biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, genetics, laboratory tools and techniques, etc. which provide a broad base during the first semester. This is followed by gradually specialized areas of neuroscience like neuroanatomy, neurochemistry, molecular neurobiology, genetics, neuroimmunology, development of brain, degeneration and regeneration of nervous system, systems neuroscience, learning, memory and cognition, clinical neurochemistry, nanotechnology, bioinformatics, tools, techniques and methods in neurobiology research. Generous financial support from the Department of Biotechnology, Department of Science & Technology, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, University Grants Commission and other agencies during past decade and strong academic backup and support from distinguished neuroscientists of national and international stature have allowed us to develop a research centre which one can boast of. We have successfully executed several major research projects, organized training workshops for research scientists and University and college teachers, symposia and conferences of National and International level. The School is well equipped with modern instrumentation as well as a good library. Our neuroscientists have been trained in leading Institutes in India and abroad. The School holds the Nodal Centre for the National Initiative on Glial Cell Research in Health and Disease (supported by the Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India) in which Scientists form the Centre for Cell and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad, Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, National Institute of Mental Health and Disease, Bangalore and ours are participating. We also accommodate the Bioinformatics Infrastructural Facility of the Dept. of Biotechnology, Govt. of India that extends computational facilities to the Faculty and students of all the Life Science Departments for education and research. In order to inculcate research skills in our students, in addition to their training at our research laboratory they get an exposure by way of project work/ training for about 6 months. We also make special efforts to promote an excellent general education that would provide the basis for careers in other areas such as teaching, commerce, and administration and management. We also organize lectures and Professional Development Workshops for which Prof. Thomas D. Albright (California, USA), Prof. Krekelberg (Newark, USA), Prof. Michael J. Zigmond and Prof. Beth Fischer (Pittsburgh, USA) and several senior Faculty from Indian Universities were invited. For more details please visit: Objective of the Course: The M.Sc. programme has been designed to prepare students for: (1) neuroscience research oriented positions in academia and industry, (2) careers at the interface of the bench and bedside in the academic neuroscience or (3) even in the application oriented biomedical industry. Course Structure: The students with a M.Sc. degree in Neuroscience would have acquired the basic knowledge in major disciplines of the subject such as neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, neurochemistry, molecular neurobiology, neurogenetics and the working of motor, sensory and regulatory systems. The development and regeneration of the brain as well as the knowledge in basics 64

65 of clinical neuroscience in terms of diseases and diagnostic tools would also be provided. They would also acquire practical training in the above aspects as well as in research methodology and computational skills. Teaching Methods: The course is completed in a truly interdisciplinary and inter-institutional mode. A variety of teaching methods are adopted including interactive lectures and seminars, group work, practical classes, computer based exercises as well as external visits to hospitals, Laboratories, Institutes, etc. Mode of selection: Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Eligibility: Graduation with 50% marks with one or two of the following subjects: Biology/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry/ Neurobiology/ Neuroscience/ Zoology along with Chemistry. In addition veterinary science, MBBS and B.Tech (Biotech) graduates shall also be eligible. Scope for placement: M.Sc. Neuroscience programme has been designed to train students for neuroscience research oriented positions in Universities/Institutes/ R&D Units of Pharmaceutical Companies engaged in production of neuropharmacological products and diagnostics, in India and abroad. Placement of our alumni: The alumni of this Department are now working at: Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore; All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi; National Brain Research Centre, Manesar; National Centre for Biological Sciences, TIFR, Bangalore; National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bangalore; Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow; Indian Clinical Research Institute, New Delhi; Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi; MLS University, Udaipur; Reliance Life Science, Mumbai; Tata Consultancy Services, New Delhi; Dr. Reddy s, Hyderabad, Suven Life Sciences, Hyderabad; Virschow Pharma, Hyderabad; HariHar Corp., Agra; Jiwaji University, Gwalior; Defence Services, Govt. of India. IGIB, New Delh, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, University of Allahabad, Allahabad;(IIT), Kanpur, NIN Hyderabad, Trista Science Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore, Auroprobe Laboratories, Delhi ; Innsbruck Medical University, Austria; University of Cambridge, UK; Vienna Medical University, Vienna; Obesity and Metabolism unit, University of Laval, Quebec, Canada, Rur University, Germany, University of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, International School for Advanced Studies of Trieste, Neurobiology sector, Italy Ajou University, Medical Centre, Suwon, South Korea, University of Montreal, Quebec, Canada;The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and University of Haifa, Israel; Friedrich-Schillar-University Jena, Germany; A*STAR- Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Neuroscience Research Partnership (NRP), Singapore; University of Stansbourg, France; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium; Johannes Gutenberg Universitait, Mainz, Germany; Forschungszeatrum Juelica, Jena, etc. Training abroad: Some of our students with grants from the International Brain Organization and others have been trained at the IBRO Schools at Singapore, Tehran, Japan and AlAin. Contact Person: Prof. P K Tiwari, Coordinator neuroscienceju@gmail.com Faculty: Prof. Ishan Patro (DBT-HRD Coordinator) Prof. Rameshwar Singh JNU, New Delhi From AIIMS, New Delhi Prof. Shashi Wadhwa Prof. P.K. Tiwari Prof. K. Balakrishnan MK Univ., Madurai Prof. T.S. Roy Prof. S.B. Ray Dr. Nisha Patro Prof. Pankaj Seth NBRC, Manesar Dr.S. Banarjee NBRC, Manesar Dr.Nihar R. Jana NBRC, Manesar Prof. S.K. Sharma NBRC, Manesar Dr.N.K. Dhingra NBRC, Manesar Teaching Assistants (Research Team for Neuroscience) Dr. Vinay Lomesh Mr. Aijaz Ahmed Naik Mrs. Kavita Singh Mr. Kamendra Kumar Ms. Aarti Nagayach Ms. Deepika Choudahry Mr. Brijendra Singh 65

66 Course Structure: I Semester II - Semester III - Semester IV - Semester Cell biology and neuron organization Neuroanatomy Neurochemistry Clinical Neurochemistry Biochemistry Immunology Sensory and motor systems Genetics and Molecular Biology Laboratory tools and techniques Lab. Course I (LAB.): Cell Biology Lab Course II: Genetics biochemistry and molecular biology Ph.D. Developmental Neurobiology Cellular Neurophysiology and biophysics Lab Course III: Neuroanatomy Lab Course IV: Neurophysiology Regulatory system Behavioral and cognitive neuroscience Lab Course V: Neuropathology Lab Course VI: Behavior biology Nanotech. & bioinformatics for neuroscience Lab Course VII: Research methods, biostatistics and computer applications Dissertation Viva-voce related to the dissertation The School intends to educate future scientists who will become leading researchers and educators in the brain sciences. Candidates with a M.Sc. degree in any branch of biology and have qualified the DBT-BET JRF, UGC-CSIR JRF NET, ICMR JRF or similar tests may apply. Others may also be considered on the basis of their academic records and upon qualifying the requirements for Ph.D. admissions. For further information students may contact the Faculty/ Coordinator. Key areas of study: Adult Neurogenesis, Neuroinflammation Cognitive Neurobiology Available Facilities Leica Fluorescence Microscope DM 6000 Leica Laborlux Fluorescence Microscope Developmental Neurotoxicology Leica Stereozoom microscope Leica Cryostat CM Leica Automatic Vibratome 1900 Involvement of glia in brain development, aging, injury and disease Leica Microtome Eppendorf Thermalcycler (PCR) Eppendorf nanospectrophotometer Leica Image Analysis System Gel Documentation system Laboratory microscopes Eppendorf Minispin plus Stoelting Motorized Nano-injector Incubator cum Orbital Shaker Eppendorf High speed Shimadzu UV-Vis refrigerated Centrifuge Spectrophotometer ph Meter Olympus Drawing Microscope Electrophoresis setup Incubators Laminar flow bench Remi High speed Centrifuge Laminar flow bench Columbus Animal activity monitor Olympus Research Microscope Incubator-cum-orbital shaker Bio Safety Cabinet Columbus Grip strength meter Columbus Rota-rod treadmills Spectrophotometer Many other commonly used equipments Columbus Analgesia tail flick instrument Tissue Homogenizer Stoelting Any Maze Monitoring Software Orbital Shaker Lab Standard stereotaxic apparatus Biopac Electrophysiological setup INCO Stereotaxic Apparatus Spencer Sliding Microtome Fees for the course: Open Seat Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs

67 INDIRA GANDHI ACADEMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND ECOPLANNING Programmes Offered: M.Sc. Environmental Science M. Phil. Ph.D. Profile of the Department: The department was established during the VII Plan in 1988 by University Grants Commission. Modern civilization endowed with the power of Science and Technology has been responsible for local, regional and global changes in the biosphere, which in its own turn has altered the quality of human life. This has also resulted into ecological problems like population explosion, migration, rehabilitation, urbanization, industrialization, flood, desertification, land degradation, pollution, loss of biodiversity etc. These all have originated as a result of inadequate and faulty planning associated with irrational use of the natural resources, more so, the non-renewable resources. In a bid to achieve excellence in agricultural and industrial fields, earlier nation five year- Plans seem to have turned their back towards possible damages to the environment, so necessary for sustainable development. There is thus a growing need for such educational programs which impart knowledge about the delicate interactions between various environmental factors to harness a sustainable symbiotic co-existence of Man with Nature. The curriculum of environmental science has, thus, been designed to incorporate and integrate the subject matters from a large number of disciplines. In its true sense the environmental science is not only multidisciplinary but has emerged out as an integrated subject. It embodies bulk of information pertaining to health education, medicine, life sciences, earth sciences, engineering, architecture, anthropology, history, culture, economics, ethics, psychology, etc. A number of articles and research papers have been published by the teaching staff and research scholars of the Department in various national and international journals of repute and some books have been written and edited by researchers of the Department. The Department is equipped with good teaching and research facilities including library, computers, internet and networking laboratory, UV-visible spectrophotometer, high-speed and refrigerated centrifuge, BOD incubator, ph meters, conductivity meter, handy air samplers, high volume air sampler, autoclave, water/soil analysis kit, turbidity meter, laminar air flow, exhaust gas analyzer, inverted microscope etc. The department is actively working on vermicomposting and mushroom culturing. The department is inviting different experts from well reputed institutions to interact with students and researchers to create research environment in the department. M.Sc. Environmental Science: (Two years / Four semester) B.Sc. with 50% marks with Life Science subjects Available Seats : Open = 30 Payment = 05 NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Contact Person : Prof. R. J. Rao, Director Dr. Harendra K. Sharma, Assoc. Professor Visiting Faculty : Prof. P. Rajaram Dr. S.N. Mohapatra Prof. S. K. Shukla, Dr. Rita Sharma Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II Semester- III Semester- IV Fundamental of Environment, Climate & Soil Science Air, Noise Pollution & Control Ecology, Biodiversity, Water, Thermal and Forestry, Wildlife & their Radioactive Pollution Conservation Earth Processes, Hazards and Risk assessment Global prospects towards environmental ethics & Sustainable development Biotechnology, Statistics, Biometry and Toxicology & Research Methodology Environmental Mngt. 67

68 Environmental economics, Natural resources Energy and Environment Hazardous waste treatment, Solid waste Mngt. & Occupational heal EIA, EMS and EA Surveying, Photointerpretation & Remote Sensing Environmental Admn., Law & Judicial Attitude. Practical I Practical - I Practical - I Practical II Practical II Practical II Practical-I / Case studies Field work / Project work. Dissertation M.Phil. M.Sc. Environmental Science with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 05 NRI = 02 Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit in test conducted by the university. Fees for the course: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs M.Phil. Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. - Rs. 7000/- per Semester additional to the fees for Open Seat National Conference on Recent Trends in Environmental Science, organized by Department on 4-5 Feb

69 SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS STUDIES Programmes Offered: M.Com. M.Phil. Ph.D. Master of Commerce (M. Com.) : (Two year / Four semesters): Profile of the Course : The main objective of the course is to impart education in the field of commerce at the post graduate level besides promoting research programmes leading to doctorate and post doctorate degrees in various sectors of Commerce. The M. Com. Programme has been divided into THREE streams of specialization i.e. Business Management, Accounting & Fianance and Applied Economics. Course Structure : Specialisation Areas: Commerce / Management Graduate with 50% marks Available Seats : Open = 25 Payment = 05 NRI = 04 Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on the qualifying examinations. Contact Person : Faculty : Semester- I Professor K. S. Thakur, Dean, Chairman and Head Prof. Umesh Holani, Prof. S. K. Singh, Dr. Rajendra K. Khatik, Sr. Lecturer Semester- II MC-101 Management Principles & Practices MC-201 Organizational Behaviour MC-102 Business Environment MC-202 Research Methodology MC-103 Advanced Financial Accounting MC-203 Financial Management MC-104 Statistical Analysis MC-204 Accounting for Managerial Decisions SEMESTER- III (Business Management) SEMESTER- IV (Business Management) MC-BM-301 Marketing Management MC-BM-401 Management of Sales Promotion and Advertising MC-BM-302 Personnel Management and Industrial Relations MC-BM-402 Management of Rural and Agricultural Marketing MC-BM-303 Consumer Behaviour MC-BM-403 Strategic Management MC-BM-304 Management of Marketing Services SEMESTER- III (Accounting and Finance) MC-BM-404 MC-BM-405 International Marketing Project and Viva-voce SEMESTER- IV (Accounting and Finance) MC-AF-301 Management of Cost Accounting MC-AF-401 Indian Financial System MC-AF-302 Corporate Accounting MC-AF-402 Institutional Accounting MC-AF-303 Investment Management MC-AF-403 Strategic Financial Management MC-AF-304 Income Tax Law and Practices MC-AF-404 Indirect Taxes MC-AF-405 Project and Viva-voce Students are required to select any one specialisation area in III and IV Semester out of Three Specialisations i.e. Business Management, Accounting & Finance and Applied Economics. 69

70 SEMESTER- III (Applied Economics) SEMESTER- IV (Applied Economics) MC-AE-301 Managerial Economics MC-AE-401 Economic Legislations MC-AE-302 Public Finance MC-AE-402 Industrial Law MC-AE-303 Applied Statistics MC-AE-403 Indian Financial System MC-AE-304 Insurance Principles & Practices MC-AE-404 Foreign Trade Polices- Documentation and Procedure M.Phil. (One year / Two Semesters) MC-AE-405 Project and Viva-voce Available Seats : Open = 10 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure : SEMESTER- I: Business Management/Accounting & Finance (COMPULSORY PAPERS) M.Phil. 101 Research Methodology SEMESTER- II Business Management M.Phil.201 M.Phil. 102 Quantative Techniques Dissertation (On any topic which is decided in consultation with the Supervisor) OPTIONAL PAPERS: Students are required to select any one optional paper out of three optional papers i.e. M.Phil.-BM-202 to M.Phil.-BM-204. BM-202 Marketing Planning and Control BM-203 Human Relations and Organizational Behaviour BM-204 Computer Application in Business Management SEMESTER- II Accounting and Finance M.Phil.201 Dissertation (On any topic which is decided in consultation with the Supervisor) OPTIONAL PAPERS: Students are required to select any one optional paper out of four optional papers i.e. M.Phil.-AF-202 to M.Phil.-AF-205. AF-202 Strategic Financial Management AF-203 Indian Financial System Fees for the Courses : M. Com. with 55% marks On the basis of merit in test conducted by the University. Professor K. S. Thakur, Dean, Chairman and Head AF-204 Accounting Theory AF-205 Tax Planning and Management Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats M.Com. Rs. 4315/- Rs. 1925/- Rs. 3275/- Rs. 1925/- M.Phil. Rs /- Rs. 8525/- Payment Seat : M.Com. - Rs. 7000/- per Semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 70

71 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN MANAGEMENT Programmes Offered: MBA (Full Time) (Two years / Four Semesters) MBA (Hospital Administration) Bachelor/Master of Applied Management (BM/MAM) Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) Ph.D. Master of Business Administration (Full-time): Profile of the Course : Changes taking place both internationally and nationally is giving a totally new impetus to Indian business in 21 st century. In general, the study of business management provides the necessary knowledge and the right aptitude to operate in such a scenario. Jiwaji University started MBA course in Since then School of Studies in Management has been providing trained and qualified executives to meet the needs of industry and business prosperity. This MBA course has already established sound reputation for its innovative teaching, contemporary research and enterprise in various functional areas of management. The students undergo rigorous class room learning which includes analysis of case studies, seminars, discussions, quiz etc. Industrial visits and in-company trainings are also the part of the programme to enable the students to have a direct interaction with the functionaries of corporate world. Available Seats : Open = 60 Graduation/Post Graduation with 50% marks Mode of Selection : Through MPMET conducted by D.T.E., Bhopal Contact Person : Prof. Suvigya Awasthi, Head suvigya@gmail.com Faculty : Prof. Yogesh Upadhyay (on lien) Dr. P.K. Sharma Dr. Swarna Parmar Course Structure : Semester- I MBA-101 Principle and Practices of Management MBA-102 Managerial Economics MBA-103 Accounting for Managers MBA-104 Organizational Behavior MBA-105 Business Statistics MBA-106 Business Environment MBA-107 Computer Applications in Management MBA-108 Communication for Managers Semester- II MBA-201 Marketing Management MBA-202 Business Legislations MBA-203 Research Methodology MBA-204 Operation Research MBA-205 Financial Management MBA-206 Productions and Operations Management MBA-207 Human Resources Management MBA-208 Human Values And Ethics* MBA-209 Comprehensive Viva-voce Semester- III Semester- IV MBA-301 Supply Chain Management MBA-401 Strategic Management MBA-302 Total Quality Management MBA- 402 Information Systems Management MBA-303 Entrepreneurship & Small Management MBA- 403 Specialization Group-1 Elective 3* MBA-304 Specialization Group-1 Elective 1* MBA-404 Specialization Group-1 Elective 4* 71

72 MBA-305 Specialization Group-1 Elective 2* MBA-405 Specialization Group-2 Elective 3* MBA-306 Specialization Group-2 Elective 1* MBA-406 Open Specialization Elective ( Any) MBA-307 Specialization Group-2 Elective 2* MBA-407 Research Project Report MBA-308 Summer Training Project Report MBA-408 Comprehensive Viva-voce MARKETING MANAGEMENT* MARKETING MANAGEMENT(MM)* MBA -MM-304 Consumer Behavior MBA-MM-404 Retailing MBA- MM-305 Advertising Management MBA-MM-405 Services Marketing MBA-MM -306 Strategic Marketing MBA-MM-307 Sales and Distribution Management MBA-MM-406 Rural and Agriculture Marketing MBA-MM-407 Export, Import Policies, Procedures, and Documentation FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT* MBA- FM-304 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (FM)* MBA-FM-404 Strategic Financial Management MBA- FM-305 Indian Financial System MBA-FM-405 Project Management MBA- FM-306 International Financial Management MBA- FM-307 Insurance and Risk Management HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT* MBA-FM-406 Export, Import Policies, Procedures, and Documentation MBA-FM-407 Strategic tax planning and management HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HRM)* MBA-HRM-304 Compensation Management MBA-HRM-404 Strategic Human Resource Management MBA- HRM-305 Industrial Relations MBA- HRM-306 Legal framework Governing Human Relations(Part-I) MBA- HRM-307 HR Planning and Team Management MBA- HRM-405 Human resource and Organizational Development MBA- HRM-406 Legal Framework Governing Human Relations (Part-II) MBA- HRM-407 International HRM Master of Applied Management (Five years/ Ten semesters) Profile of the Course : It is basically a management development programme. The curriculum is so framed that besides class room teaching, case studies and training are essential part of the course. The main objective of this programme is to impart managerial skills to employees who could not get opportunity for management education in the beginning of their career and were inducted in business undertakings at lower level. The programme assists them in not only improving their personality but also brighten their future career prospects. The scheme is designed obeying the principle of earn and learn simultaneously as the classes for this programme are held in evening hours. This five-year integrated programme in the field of management is one of the most lucrative programme to fulfill the desires of students to attain a significant leadership position at managerial level, entrepreneurial level, and social level in country and abroad. Applied Management (AM) represents the principal focus of modern management with practical applications in the galaxy of managing business in the era of globalization, in the country and abroad. The proposed Master degree in AM is a unique integrated program that aims to provide undergraduates graduates and postgraduates with critical understanding of practical and operational relationships in optimum management of resources within 3-5 years. This program combines theoretical issues and the practical applications of management in the India and the wider world. Full consideration is given to the scientific, technical, legal, philosophical, financial and practical basis of 72

73 business work in the context of public and private-sector development. In India, specifically in Madhya Pradesh, there is a need for applied management training because the state is highly rich in various resources and traditional business. Studies in this area can help business draw together diverse subject materials from many specialist areas into a coherent corpus for the purpose of research and management. Master of Applied Management is multi entry programme that would engage a student on significant areas and associated problems primarily from perspective of four disciplines namely technology, management, architecture and human sciences. Aimed for and restricted to maximum admission of only 60 fresh candidates, this master s programme would be taught by faculty members from various specializations. It would provide the string that would empower students to connect to various perspectives of global business world. Objectives: Educating and prepare the students so that they can understand the capabilities of potential of employment. Grooming students such that they acquire managerial positions in manufacturing /services organizations or they begin and successfully carry personal venture(s) with worthy knowledge of business and administration. Not only that this programme would provide job opportunities in SME segment, PSUs and MNCs but it would further facilitate the development and growth of students to get conditioned with increasing challenges, evolve alternatives and initiate resolutions those are globally viable, morally precise, and publically acceptable. Degree awarded 1. The course shall provide an undergraduate degree in three years or four years, (B.M./ B.A.M.) followed by a Master s degree in five years (M.A.M.). 2. Award of a bachelor s degree (B.M.) at the end of three years, if one wishes to discontinue the studies, or, award of a bachelor s degree in Applied Management (B.A.M.) at the end of four years, and, award of Master s degree in Applied Management (M.A.M.) at the end of five years. Courses, specializations and modules: Students would be categorized to four specializations on the basis of merit and their choice. They would be a part of an academic learning community and business world through their linkages with faculty members, staff and a small group of their batch mates, all of whom would be busy in integrating knowledge with business at various levels. They would gradually practice and demonstrate their skills in several broad areas of management and administration to cater the need of changing pace of business world. They would subsequently exhibit rhetorically effective means of abilities transversely in innumerable fluctuating and non- fluctuating contexts, drives, spectators, target groups and mass media using most suitable attitude and flair. Such knowledge and understanding cannot be gained solely by academic studies, practical experience of the methods and techniques used for planning, analyzing and managing such is imperative. This program aims to provide its undergraduates and postgraduates with advanced, applied knowledge and understanding of: Defining the business resource Resource management in varied areas: principles and practice Project design and management Theory and practice of resource data collection Spatial Information Management: principles and practice Uniquely specialized leadership 10+2 or equivalent examination with 45% marks (40% marks for reserved category students). Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Contact Person : Prof. Suvigya Awasthi, Head suvigya@gmail.com 73

74 Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) : (Three year / Six semesters) Profile of the Course : This programme is basically for young ones who have just passed intermediate and want to have career in management field. This course provides the basic knowledge of management to students and generate managerial skills. The programme enable them in improving their personality and future career prospects in the field of management with 50% marks of any discipline from any recognized board. Available Seats : Open = 50 Payment = 10 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Contact Person : Prof. Suvigya Awasthi, Head suvigya@gmail.com Course Structure : Semester- I Management Principles and Practices Financial Accounting Business Mathematics Business Organization Business Communication Personality Development Human Values and Professional Ethics# Semester- III Business Environment Company Law Quantitative Techniques Higher Accounting Organisational Behaviour Development of Management Thought Semester- II Managerial Economics Business Legislation for Management Business Statistics Cost Accounting Computer Applications Comprehensive Viva-Voce Semester- IV Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Marketing Management Financial Management Human Resource Management Income Tax Laws & Practices Research Methodology Semester- V Management Information Systems Banking Law and Practices Insurance Management Optional Specialization areas: (any one)* Semester- VI Business Policy Operations Research Accounting for Managerial Decision Optional Specialization areas: (any one)** *Marketing : Advertising and Sales Management, Marketing Research, Consumer Behaviour. Finance: Management of Financial Institutions, Investment Management, Indian Financial System Human Resource Management: Management Training and Development, Industrial Relations, Human Resource Planning and Development. **Marketing: Industrial Marketing, Rural and Agriculture Marketing, Services Marketing. Finance: Financial Analysis and Decision Making, Business Taxation, Project Planning and Management. Human Resource Management : Social Security and Welfare, Organization Change and Development, Industrial Laws. Fees for the course : Open Seats Course I Semester II/IV/VI Semester III/V Semester VII/VIII/IX/X Semester B.B.A. Rs Rs Rs B.M./M.A.M. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment seat: BBA - Rs /- per year additional to the fees for Open Seat. 74

75 Programmes Offered: CENTRE FOR HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION MBA (Hospital Administration) ( Two years / Four Semesters) MBA (Hospital Administration) (Two years / Four Semesters) Profile of the Course : Hospital administration has come up to be one of the most rewarding careers in the emergent field of health sector. As health sector is prospering with fast pace, the demand of hospital administrators has increased to a great extent. Hence, at present, hospital administration is counted among the top professions in the country. Although there has been a tremendous growth in the sector of health tourism, number of private hospitals and clinics, however the perennial problem shortage of trained administrations for optimum management of resources in the sector still continues. With growing stress on importance of health care and patient contentment, professionals in the specialized area of Hospital Management/ Administration are required in large number. Most recently, in past few years, the healthcare concept in country and abroad has experienced a remarkable transformation. People have gradually become more cognizant to healthcare. This has further steered to complex potentials and an increased expectation for a superior category of medical convenience and responsibilities, healthcare services and amenities. MBA (HA) programme purports to develop well-trained hospital administration professionals capable of fulfilling the changing demands of the healthcare industry. The programme curriculum combines the knowledge of healthcare with the modern management concepts incorporated by businesses across the world. The MBA (HA) program is therefore a powerful, comprehensive, knowledge based programme that aims to deliver the best hospital administrators. The principal objective of the programme is to train students and enable them to impart outstanding healthcare services. Certainly, there is an excessive requirement for exceptionally proficient, qualified and capable hospital administrators, those can offer and uphold excellent standards in healthcare. The programme includes training in developing skills required for hospital administration, management practices, accounting and financial management, business communication, along with focused understanding on the functionality of hospital, marketing of services of hospital and supply chain management, primary acquaintance of healthcare, diet management, deterrence of contagious and non-contagious infections, public well-being and other therapeutic services. Graduate in Arts / Science / Commerce / Engineering/ Technology / Hospital Administration / Pharmacy / Dental / Medical / Business Administration or any other professional undergraduate or Post graduate degree with 50% aggregate marks from any recognized Indian / Equivalent Foreign University. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Contact Person : Prof. Suvigya Awasthi, Head suvigya@gmail.com Visiting Faculty : Well qualified and experienced faculty will be engaged to take classes in the course. Course Structure : Each semester will consist of eight papers. The first seven papers will be theory papers. The eighth paper will consist of project report on practical training up to III Semester. In the Fourth Semester, the candidate will have to take up a dissertation The students will carry out a detailed study on any issue/functional area of an hospital. The students are require to go for hospital training of One month duration in first, second and third semester. Fees for the course: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats Rs. 23,915 Rs. 20,525 Rs. 21,375 Rs. 20,525 Payment Seat : MBA(HA) - Rs. 20,000/- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 75

76 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN TOURISM AND TRAVEL MANAGEMENT Programmes Offered: MBA (Tourism Administration) Bachelor of Tourism Management (UGC Innovative Programme) Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (B.H.M.&C.T) MBA ( Heritage Tourism Management) MBA (Tourism Administration) Profile of the Course: The School of Studies in Tourism and Travel Management Studies was established in This course is designed with the aim towards fulfilling the requirements for trained and qualified executives for global industry of tourism and taking care of its multifaceted management problems. The Institute has established a sound reputation for innovative teaching and research in many functional areas of Tourism Management, but there is constant endeavour to raise the academic standards of the Institute to new heights and levels of achievements. M.B.A. (Tourism Administration): (Two years / Four semesters) Graduation with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20, Payment = 20, NRI = 06 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Prof. A.K. Singh, Coordinator Phone: , , Fax: I - Semester II - Semester III - Semester IV - Semester Conceptual Framework of Domestic & International Tourism Developing Tourism Products Managerial Process and Organisational Behavior Eco-Tourism: Trends & Prospects Indian Society and Culture A Tourism Perspectives Computer Application Financial Management Marketing Management- I Business Research and Quantitative Techniques Foreign Language (French) Travel Agency & Tour Operations Computing & Information System in Tourism Management of Human Resources Tourism Marketing and Consumer Behaviour-II Tourism Planning, Policy and Development Madhya Pradesh Tourism Foreign Language (French) Viva-Voce on Industrial Training, Tour Report and Presentation Adventure Tourism Operations Applications of Operation Research in Tourism Tourism impacts Elective-I 1. Conference and Convention Management. 2. Tourist and Visitor Interpretations. Elective-II 1. Attraction Management. 2. Basic Cargo Rating & Documentation Elective-III 1. Accommodation Management & Resorts 2. Transportation Management 76

77 Public Relations Communication Skills and Personality Development (Noncredit paper, but passing marks are compulsory) Comprehensive Viva- Voce, Field Study Tour Report, Report Presentation BACHELOR OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT : (Three years / Six semesters) Besides MBA (TA), the School of Studies in Tourism & Travel Management also started BTM course in 2004 with the help of University Grant Commission, New Delhi. The University Grant Commission, New Delhi has granted Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM) course under its Innovative Programme-Teaching and Research in inter-disciplinary and emerging areas. A grant of Rs. 3.0 Million has been sanctioned for this course to the university from to Intermediate / Higher Secondry (10+2) with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20, Payment = 05, NRI = 03 Mode of Selection : Contact Person : Course Structure : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University, Gwalior. Prof. A.K. Singh, Coordinator Phone: , Fax: I Semester II Semester III Semester Tourism Concepts & Impact Policy & Planning For Tourism Development Tourism Marketing Travel Agency & Tour Operation Business Environment Legal Environment of Tourism Business Management Concepts Transport In Travel & Tourism Mathematics & Statistics for Management Tourism Products Of India Business Economics Guides & Escorts Business Communication Geography for Tourism Entrepreneurship Development Basic Accounting English Foreign Language (French) IV Semester V Semester VI Semester HRD & Planning in Tourism Air Transport management Meeting Incentives & Conference Management (MICE) Organizational Behavior International Tourism Management & Frontier Formalities Air Cargo Computer Applications in Tourism Computer Applications in Tourism Tour Package Designing & Industry I Industry II Itinerary Costing Foreign Language (French) Indian Society & culture Destination Studies Sales & Advertising Management Environment and Tourism in Tourism Adventure Tourism Geography and History Madhya Pradesh Tourism Project & Viva-Voce Note: 1. For both the courses 45 days Summer Training in any Travel Agency is compulsory after Second semester examination. 2.Tour is compulsory during Fourth semester MBA(TA) students and for BTM students educational tour during the course is compulsory. 77

78 BACHELOR of HOTEL MANAGEMENT & CATERING TECHNOLOGY (BHM & CT) : (Three years / Six Semesters) Profile of the Course: In addition to tourism programme,department has also taken initiative to start a new course Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (B.H.M & C.T.) for the development and requirement of the region. In this course the student shall be catered from all over the Country, specially from central India. This course is purely job oriented and shall produce skillful trend professionals in the field of Hospitality sector. Intermediate / Higher Secondry (10+2) with 50% marks. Available Seats : Open = 40, Payment = 20, NRI = 10 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University, Gwalior. If the seats remain vacant the qualified students of All India Hotel Management Test may be consider for admission in this course. Contact Person : Course Structure : Prof. R.A. Sharma, Coordinator Phone: , Fax: I Semester II Semester III Semester Foundation Course in Food Foundation Course in Food Food Production III Production I Production II Foundation Course in F & B Foundation Course in F & B Service F & B Service III Service-I II Foundation Course in Front Foundation Course in Front Office Front Office III Office-I II Foundation Course in in House Foundation Course in House House Keeping III Keeping-I Keeping II Nutrition, Food Science, Hygiene & Business Communication Hospitality Marketing Sanitation Computer Application Tourism concept and Linkage Organisational Behaviour IV Semester V Semester VI Semester Food & Beverage Production Food Production IV ( Advanced) Introduction to Management Food & Beverage Services F & B Services & Control IV (Advance) Financial Management House Keeping Operation Front Office IV ( Advance) Human Resourse Management Front Office Operation Housekeeping IV (Advance) Entrepreneurship in Tourism & Hospitality Log Book & Training Report Foreign Language ( French) Foreign Language (French) Facility Planning Hotel Laws Note: Student will go on job training for six month in any Hotel during fourth semester. M.B.A. (Heritage Tourism Management) : (Two Years / Four Semesters) Profile of the Course : The Course is intended to prepare students for jobs in heritage tourism management. Graduation with 50% marks. Seat Available : Open = 30 NRI = 05 Mode of Selection : Merit in index of the entrance test followed by group discussion and interview. Contact Person : Prof. R.A. Sharma, Director sharmara@rediffmail.com 78

79 Course Structure : SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 C-1 Exploring India through Historical Period C-1 Religion and Philosophy of India C-2 Indian Society and Culture C-2 Understanding Culture, Traditions, Festivals and Fairs of India C-3 Survey of India Museums and Art Galleries C-3 Travel Agency and Tour Operations C-4 Conceptual Framework of Domestic and International Tourism C-5 Financial Management C-5 SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 C-1 Indian Dance and Music C-1 Understanding Indian Art & Architecture C-2 Indian Handicrafts C-2 Conservation and Public Awareness of Heritage Resource C-3 Pilgrimages of India C-3 Visitors and Destination Management C-4 Heritage Tourism Planning & Mngt. C-1 Management of Human Resources C-5 Foreign Language-French C-5 Managerial Process and Organization Behavior C-6 Industrial Training and Viva-vice Tour Report & Presentation C-6 Study Tour Report and Viva-voce Field Study Tour Report & Report Presentation Note: 45 days Industrial training after Second Semester and Fieldtrip in Second and Fourth Semester are Compulsory for the Students of this Programme. Fees for the Courses: C-4 Tourism Policy and Planning Computing and Information System in Tourism C-6 Fundamentals of Computer C-6 Foreign Language-French C-7 Communication Skills and Public Relation (Non credit paper but passing marks are compulsory) Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester MBA(Tourism) Rs Rs Rs Rs MBA (HTM) Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: MBA(TA) Rs /- per Semester additional to the fees for Open Seat Tour and field trip fees Rs will be charged additionally in I- and III semester Course I Semester II Semester III semester IV Semester V Semester VI Semester B.T.M. Rs Rs.8525 Rs Rs.9525 Rs Rs.8525 B.H.M.C.T. Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: BTM and B.H.M.&C.T, Rs /- Per Year additional to the fees for Open Seat. 79

80 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Programmes Offered: 1. B.E. Electronics (Four years / Eight semester) 2. B.E. Chemical (Four years / Eight semester) 3. B.E. Computer Science (Four years / Eight semester) Profile of the Institute: The institute of engineering was established by Jiwaji University, Gwalior in It has completed ten years of academic excellence. At present the institute is running B.E. courses in Electronics and Chemical and Computer Science. Profile of the course: The main objective of the course is to impart education in the field Electronics Engineering, Chemical, Engineering and Computer Science leading to the degree of Bachelor of Enginering. It also generates and channelizes potential manpower for industries by providing job opportunities for young and aspiring students of this region. Higher Secondary (10+2) / Intermediate with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. Available seats : Electronics = 60 Chemical Engineering = 40 Computer Science = 60 Mode of admission: Through MPDTE Bhopal (PET/AIEEE). Contact Person Prof.D.N. Goswami, Director Dr. Sapan Patel, Dy. Director Course Structure: There are five theory papers and four practicals in each semester. In the final semester a project report has to be submitted on various topics of industrial interest. 80

81 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN LAW Programmes Offered: B.A.LL.B. (Five year Integrated course) LL.M. Profile of the Department: The Institute of Law was established in August 1999 on the recommendation of the Bar Council of India, New Delhi. Since its inception, B.A.L.L.B. (Five year integrated course.) was started in this institute with a moto to provide an opportunity to the students who want to make their Career in Law. Right from the bigning, it was the main goal of the institute to produce well qualified Lawyers and Judges with well equipped proficiency and integrity towards their profession. In a journey of about 12 years, the institute has succeded in its goal. Morover, the institute has also been successful in starting the post graduate programme of Law i.e LL.M. The passed out students are successfully rendering their services at various places and in various capacities in the country and abroad. Besides the academic knowledge the students are given practical trainning of Law. What is Law? How to study Law? What are the Concepts and Principles of basic Laws? What are the Provision of General Laws? How to find the reason for Law? How to master the facts of a case? How to present a case to the court? The main emphasis of the institute is to teach the students not only with traditional approach of Law but to master them also with functional and practical aspect of Law with the current precedents / Case Laws of the Hon`ble Apex Court of India and the Hon`ble High Courts. If a student happens to be a Judge, then how to prepare oneself before the hearing of a case? How to control the proceedings in the court? What is the art of refusing adjournments, so that the justice may be speeded. The students also learn how to have mastery over facts. Wisdom is the application of Laws. After analytical weighing the arguments of both sides, how to give relief to each party and how to prepare a judgment? All these, the students learn and practice in the institute. The institute arranges the best possible teaching faculty to achieve the above mentioned goals From this academic session, the institute has shifted in its own huge separate four storied building. The building is situated well with in the Jiwaji University Campus and is near to Hon`ble High Court. The building has been constructed as per the guidelines of Bar Council of India. It has all facilities needed as per the norms of Bar Council Of India. Good library, Moot Court Room,Judge`s Chamber, Seminar hall, Conference Room, Legal aid Cell, Computer Laboratory, Internet facility accessible to the students, Xeroxing facility are exist in the institute. The excellence of the project is sure to be proved and attained by the qualified and efficient teachers and other allied staff with the regular exercises of Moot Court compititions, Para legal clinics and legal aid programmes under the able guidence and survellience of Hon`ble High Court and distinct court legal aid committees. B.A.LL.B.: (Five years / Ten semester) Higher Secondary (10 + 2) / Intermediate or equivalent with 40% marks. Available Seats : Open = 60 NRI = 10 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Contact Person : Dr. Sanjay Kulshreshta, Professor & Head, sosinlawju@gmail.com Faculty : Dr. Ganesh Dubey, Asso. Professor Dr. G.K. Sharma, Asst. Professor Dr. J. K. Tiwari, Asst. Professor Dr. Ram Shankar, Asst. Professor 81

82 Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II Semester- III Semester- IV Semester- V General English English General Political Science- III(Major) Political Science -I (Major) Political Science- II(Major) History _ I (Minor) History-II (Minor) Economics _I (Minor) Economics- II(Minor) Political Science- IV(Major) History-III (Minor) Economics- III(Minor) Hindi Or French Language -I Company Law Law of Torts Special Contract Jurisprudence (Legal Method, Indian Lagal System & Basic Theory) Law of Contract Constitutional Law- I Family Law I(Hindu Law) Hindi Or French Language -II Constitutional Law- II Political Science- V (Major) Environmental Law Labour & Industrial Law-I Administrative Law Law of Crimes-I (Indian Panel Code) Family Law-II (Muslim Law) Fundamental of Computers Semester- VI Semester- VII Semester- VIII Semester- IX Semester- X International Relation & Organisation (Major) Legal Language & Legal Writing Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act Practical Training of Computer Application Property Law Law of Evidence Principles of Taxation I & R Equity & Trust Land Laws including Tenure and Tenancy System Drafting Pleading & Conveyancing (Clinical Course) Indian legal and Constitutional History OR Professional Ethics, Accountability for Lawyers & Bar Bench Relation(Clinical Course) Interpretation Statistics Alternative Dispute Resolution(Clinical Course) Direct Taxation OR Probation & Parole / Maritime Law Woman & Criminal Law Law of Crimes II Banking Law Gender justice Offence Against (Criminal Procedure Child & Juvenile Code) Interpretation of Statues Public International Law & HR Right to Information Moot Court ( Clinical Course) Humanitarian Refugee Law International Environmental Law 82

83 LL.M.: (Two years / Four semester) Law graduate with 55% marks. Available Seats : Open = 20 Payment = 10 NRI = 2 Mode of Selection : Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University Gwalior Course Structure : Semester- I Semester- II Compulsory Optional Compulsory Optional Law & Social Transformation in India Indian Constitutional Law : New Challenges Criminal law group: Drug ediction, Criminal Justice and Human Right Human Rights group: 01. Concept & Development of Human Right 02. Practical & Viva-Voce Judicial Process and Legal Theories Legal Education & Research Methodology Criminal law group: Comparative Criminal Procedure Human Rights group: 01. Human Right and International order 02. Practical & Viva- Voce Semester- III Criminal Law Group: Criminology and privilaged class deviance Juvenile Delinquency Principles of Criminal law and Specific Crimes Project work And Viva- Voce Human Right Law Group: Protection and enforcement of Human right in India Human right of Disadvantaged Group: Problems and Issues in the protection and enforcement. International Humaniterian Law and Refugee Law Project work and Viva- Voce Semester- IV Criminal Law Group: Penology: Treatment of Offenders Dessertation Project work And Viva- Voce Human Right Law Group: Science Technology and Human right Dissertation Project work And Vova- Voce Fees for the course: Open Seats - Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester V Semester B.A.LL.B Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs VI Semester VII Semester VIII Semester IX Semester X Semester Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester V Semester LL.M Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment seat : LL.M - Rs. 9000/- per semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 83

84 SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES Programmes Offered: B. Pharma M. Pharma* B. Pharma: (Four years) The academic programe for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma) shall be of four years. The examination will be held on annual pattern. Available Seats : Open = 60 Mode of Selection : Information Regarding Entrance Test : Practical Summer/Industrial Training : Contact Person : Higher Secondary (10+2) with 50% marks(45% for reserved category) with General English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology / Mathematics. Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary ( 10+2) examination in supplymentary are not eligible. Admission to this course will be made through the combined entrance test MP-PEPT, conducted by DTE, Bhopal. Candidates are advised to see the advertisement of DTE, Bhopal for MP- PEPT Local Papers / Rojgar Nirman / Employment News. For more detailed information, they may also contact to the Director, School of Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Jiwaji University, Gwalior Every student after passing 3rd year of B. Pharmacy shall undergo pratical training in Pharmaceutical Company for a minimum period of six weeks. All the expenses of this training shall be borne by the candidate. Prof. (Mrs.) Suman Jain, Director / Principal Ph. : , , sospsju@gmail.com Faculty : Prof. Mukul Telang Dr. Navneet Garud Dr. Manoj Sharma Course Structure : Year- I Pharmaceutics - I (General & Dispensing) Pharmaceutical Chemistry - I (Organic) Pharmaceutical Chemistry- II (Inorganic) Pharmacology - I (Physiology & Anatomy) Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry - I Mathematics, Statistics, & Computer application Practicals Year- II Pharmaceutics II ( Pharmaceutical Engg.) Pharmaceutical Chemistry III (Organic) PharmaceuticalChemistry IV (Analysis) Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry- II Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence Practicals Year- III Pharmaceutics III ( Physical Pharmacy) Pharmaceutical Chemistry- V Pharmaceutical Chemistry-VI ( Analysis) Pharmacology III Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Biotechnology Biopharmaceutics Practical Year- IV Pharmaceutics IV (Dosage form Technology) Pharmaceutical Chemistry- VII ( Medicinal) Pharmaceutical Chemistry- VIII ( Medicinal) Pharmacology -IV Pharmacognocy & Phytochemistry -III Pharmaceutical Management& Hospital Pharmacy Practical 84

85 M. Pharma: (Two years)* Available seats : 15 *- This course is at present under consideration for recognition by appropriate authorities. Hence may not start from this academic session. Fees for the Courses: Course I Year II Year III Year IV Year General Rs Rs Rs Rs SC & ST Rs Rs Rs Rs

86 Programme Offered: SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY M.Sc. Biomedical Technology (Approved and supported by UGC) Profile of the Course: Biomedical Technology has emerged as a new specialized branch of biotechnology which has wide scope in hospitals and medical institutions in addition to its scope in research, teaching and industries. Since last few years most advanced studies have been conducted in the field of Biomedical Technology. With the impute of sophisticated biomedical instruments like CT Scan, Ultrasound, MRI, PCR, Cryopreservation, NMR, Autoanalysers, DNA finger printing and CADD in hospitals and research institutions, the entire scenario of education and research has changed. Demand of skilled personnel in these areas is increasing tremendously. Number of leading pharmaceutical industries like Smithkline, Beechem, Merck, Glaxo, Johnson & Johnson are looking after experts in Biomedical Technology. Keeping in view to produce excellent Biomedical Technologists and to create teaching and research opportunities "M.Sc. in Biomedical Technology" is an effort in this direction. The School is well equipped with all basic infrastructure facilities. For practical training the institute has collaboration with local hospitals and research institutions. Under the "Health Check-up Schemes" camps are organized in the rural areas and the students participate actively in these camps. All efforts are being made to produce trained, skilled and dedicated manpower who may contribute their services for better medical assistance. Scope and job opportunies: The trained students may be absorbed in hospitals, research institutes, pharmaceutical industries, tissue culture laboratories, academic institutions, manufacturing of biomedical goods etc. M.Sc.: (Two years / Four Semesters) B.Sc. with 50% marks with Biochemistry / Biology / Biotechnology / Botany / Environmental Sciences / Microbiology / Zoology / Chemistry / Agriculture / Medicine. Available Seats : Open =15 Payment =5 NRI = 01 Mode of Selection : Merit in the entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University, Gwalior. Contact Person : Faculty : Course Structure : Prof. Nalini Srivastava, Coordinator The teaching shall be interdisciplinary with the other School of Studies of the University. SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV Human Anatomy & Physiology Haematology & Pathophysiology Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Immunology Medical Microbiology Biomedical Analysis Biomedical Instrumentation I Pharmacology & Pharmacokinetics Biomedical Instrumentation II Tissue Culture Technology Bioanalytical Instrumentation I Bioanalytical Instrumentation II Lab Work I Lab Work II Lab Work I Lab Work I Lab Work II Lab Work II Total Quality Management and IPR Bioanalytical Instrumentation III Industrial Training, Report and Project Viva Training: This course requires a training of about 3-4 months in medical and / or research institutions for the fulfillment of the course requirements. Fees for the Courses: Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester M.Sc. Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment Seat: M.Sc. - Rs /- per Semester additional to the fees for Open Seat. 86

87 School of Studies in Biotechnology Programmes offered: M.Sc. Biotechnology Ph.D. Profile of the School: The M.Sc. course in Biotechnology was started in SOS Biochemistry, Jiwaji University from the academic year 1996 with seed money of Rs. 33 lakhs from University Grants Commission, New Delhi under emerging areas. The M.Sc. Biotechnology course was made a regular course of the University from the academic year onwards (vide notification no. F/Dev/97/2405 dated the 15 th May, 1997). Thereafter, the programme was given the status of School of Studies in the year The School offers Master s and Doctoral program in Biotechnology. So far sixteen batches of M.Sc. Biotechnology students have successfully completed their post graduation. The postgraduate curriculum is updated from time to time to infuse the latest developments of the subject and to develop industry oriented curriculum. The teaching program is strengthened by invited lectures from senior teachers and scientists from other Universities and National laboratories such as Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Mumbai, Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow and Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida etc. The research areas of focus in the School include genomics, proteomics pharmaceutical biotechnology, animal cell culture and plant biotechnology. The School has received funding for research from various agencies such as University Grants Commission, Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology, Madhya Pradesh Council of Biotechnology, Defence Research and Development Establishment etc. The school facilitates academic collaborations with various national laboratories for placement and project training. The school has proactive calendar of high quality academic activities like students seminar, competives events and continuous internal assessments etc. Major equipments available at the School: The School has the state-of-art laboratory facilities so that students can acquire practical hands on experience. 1. SANYO- CO 2 incubator 7. HPLC 2. Motic- Inverted Microscope 8. Gel documentation system 3. Low pressure protein purification system 9. PCR Thermo-cycler 4. Uv-Vis Spectrophotometer ο C Freezer 5. RefrigeratedCentrifuges-2 11.Walk- In- cold room 6. Ice flaker 12. Bio-Rad Electophoretic systems Teaching Methodologies: A variety of teaching methods are adopted including interactive class lectures, seminars, practical classes, assignments etc. using latest tools of teaching like LCD projectors, Over head projectors in addition to green board teaching. Internet Facility: The School has well equipped core-i3 processor based computer facility with UGC-INFONET internet connectivity dedicated for M.Sc. students to access numerous scientific journals and video lectures of eminent scientists. Library: The departmental library has large number of subject related latest edition reference and text books for student s access moreover to central library facility. Academic Activities: National conferences, workshops, competitive events are conducted by the School on a regular basis to highlight latest trends in Biotechnology and to initiate interaction of students with eminent academicians of national and international repute. 87

88 NET- Qualified Students: Almost every year 2-4 students of the School qualify NET/SLET/GATE examinations. Till date more than 45 students of the School have cleared such examinations and are doing research at various national and international institutes. Few students of our School are the contender of prestigious Shyama Prasad Mukherjee scholarship. Placement: The students passed out from this department are absorbed by well known companies like Cadilla Pharma, Fresenius Kabi oncology limited, Reliance Biotech, Kiagen Biotech etc. in India. Equally some of the students are absorbed as scientist at DBT-New Delhi, CDRI-Lucknow, DIPAS-New Delhi, DRDE- Gwalior etc. and Internationally at NIH-USA, University of Reading-UK, Academia Sinica-Taiwan to name a few. Majority of the students are working at various prestigious research Institutes like Bhabha Atomic Research Centre- Mumbai, IISC-Bengaluru, ICGEB-New Delhi, CCMB-Hyderabad, NCL- Pune, CRDI-Lucknow, IIT- Kharagpur, etc. for pursuing doctoral degree. M. Sc. Biotechnology (Two years / Four semester) Graduation with 50% marks with Biotechnology/Biochemistry/Biology/Botany/ EnvironmentalSciences/Microbiology/Zoology/Pharmacy/Medicine/Instrumentation with Chemistry as one of the compulsory subjects. Available seats : Open = 25 Payment = 05 NRI = 04 Mode of selection : Contact Person: Course Structure & Curriculum: Merit in entrance test conducted by Jiwaji University. Dr. Sameer S. Bhagyawant, Coordinator sameerbhagyawant@yahoo.com Tele: , 709, 892 Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Cell Biology Molecular Biology Genetic engineering Emerging trends in Biotechnology Biomolecules & Metabolism Immuno-technology Plant Biotechnology Entrepreneurship in Biotechnology & IPR OR Bioinformatics OR Management & Marketing of Biotech. products Microbiology Enzyme-technology Bioprocess engineering & Bio-instrumentation i. Environmental Biotechnology ii. Animal Biotechnology Microbial technology Biostatistics & Computer applications Lab. Course 1 Lab. Course 1II Lab. Course V Lab. Course 2 Lab. Course 1V Lab. Course VI Fees for the Course: Lab course/technical writing / Review writing Project work Course I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester Open Seats Rs Rs Rs Rs Payment seats - Rs. 7000/- per semester additional to the fees for open seat. 88

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